Prognosis of Binswanger's Disease

Prognosis of Binswanger's Disease: Poor. Degenerative. Often death from stroke within 5 years.

Prognosis for Binswanger's Disease: Binswanger's disease is a slowly progressive condition for which there is no cure. The disorder is often marked by strokes and partial recovery. Patients with this disorder usually die within 5 years after its onset. (Source: excerpt from NINDS Binswanger's Disease Information Page: NINDS)

Complications: see complications of Binswanger's Disease

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About prognosis:

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