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© 1981 Oxford University Press

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HLA ANTIGENS IN SENILE DEMENTIA AND MULTIPLE INFARCT DEMENTIA

P. R. SNOWDEN, Registrar*,, J. C. WOODROW, Professor of Medicine and J. R. M. COPELAND, Professor of Phychiatry

Liverpool Psychiatric Registrar Rotation Scheme
Royal Liverpool Hospital Prescot Street, Liverpool, L7 8XP

HLA A and B antigens were determined in 50 patients with senile dementia, in 50 patients with multiple infarct dementia and in 550 healthy controls. No significant associations with any HLA antigen were found in either group of patients and previous claims for an association are not supported.


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