KnowraDementia with Lewy bodiesLinked fromLinked fromThe 7 pages that link to Dementia with Lewy bodies, each with the reason it gives.All 7Broader topic 1Compared with 6Alzheimer's diseaseCompared with: Fluctuating cognition, visual hallucinations, and parkinsonism can point away from Alzheimer's.DeliriumCompared with: Its chronic cognitive fluctuations can be mistaken for delirium, though an acute change suggests a superimposed episode.DementiaBroader topic: It combines dementia with characteristic attention fluctuations, hallucinations, and movement symptoms.Frontotemporal dementiaCompared with: Its hallucinations and motor signs contrast with the early behavioral or language changes often seen here.Multiple system atrophyCompared with: Early dementia and visual hallucinations are more characteristic of this disorder.Progressive supranuclear palsyCompared with: Its Lewy body pathology and characteristic cognitive symptoms distinguish it from this tauopathy.Corticobasal degenerationCompared with: Its cognitive and movement symptoms overlap, but Lewy bodies rather than tau define its pathology.