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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 15 Diagnosis of Mild Cognitive Impairment Research [Keywords:] with mild cognitive impairment; diagnosis; check Mild cognitive impairment (MCI) is between normal aging and mild dementia, a clinical state between each of about 10% to 15% of MCI patients will develop dementia, Alzheimer’s (AD) patients in the 2 / 3 by the conversion from MCI (1). Therefore, the study and correct diagnosis of dementia, MCI will help identify effective interventions for high risk individuals and to explore ways of great significance. This article from the diagnostic criteria for MCI and related two-pronged approach to check reviewed. Diagnostic criteria one Diagnostic criteria for MCI are many more commonly used in clinical studies, including Peterson MCI diagnostic criteria, Neurology Research Center, United States Mayo MCI proposed recommendation, the U.S. Diagnostic and Statistical Manual 4th Edition Revised (DSM ) in the diagnostic criteria for MCI and MCI International Working Group on diagnostic criteria for MCI, and MCI Working Group of the European AD Association’s 2005 diagnostic criteria for MCI, etc. (2 to 4) together can be summarized as follows: the main complaints with memory impairment, and insider confirmed; In addition to memory impairment in other cognitive functions relatively intact outer or slightly damaged; not affect daily life (ADL lt;18); not meet the diagnostic criteria of dementia; may cause the brain to rule out other diseases or factors of functional decline (physical illness, depression, stroke risk factors, brain trauma, alcoholism and drugs and psychotropic substances); and age is not quite the memory defect, the overall decline scale assessment scale (GDS) = 2 3, clinical dementia Scale (CDR) = 0.5, the memory check test score matched in age and education group 1.5SD the following, and the Mental Status Examination (MMSE) at least 24 points or mattis dementia rating table (DRS) at least 123 points. Although the