Along with occupational and environmental evaluation, a neurological exam, ECHO, EEG, CT-San, and X-ray of the brain may be conducted to determine disorder. Neuroimaging that detects cerebral atrophy or cardiovascular subcortical alterations can help point to<unk> . Strong CNS lesions are detected in POS patients. However, this is found to be difficult as many psychiatric disorders, like dementia, have common diagnosis. Diagnosing POS is an ongoing and developing in the medical and psychiatric industry. Exact diagnosis is difficult due to many symptoms mirroring other psychological disorders in the older aged patients. Various symptom diagnosis CT scan or MRI can confirm dementia via observation of ventricular dilation and cortical substance degeneration. Pick's disease can be confirmed via CT scan or MRI with atrophy of frontal and temporal lobe roots. Alzheimer's is a disease confirmed by atrophy of the parietal and temporal lobe ganglia along with changes in the cortical ganglia found in a CT scan or MRI.
Psychoorganic syndrome
Substance-induced psychosis
Unitary psychosis
Post-stroke depression
Jurosomatic illness
Diving disorders
Stimulant psychosis
Amotivational syndrome