Abstract

The evaluation of cognitive impairments in elderly individuals presents unique challenges due to the complex interplay of aging processes and pathological conditions. Neuropsychological assessment stands as a pivotal tool in identifying, characterizing, and managing cognitive deficits in this population. This case report highlights the utility of neuropsychology in evaluating cognitive impairments in two elderly individuals, discussing the assessment process, findings, and implications for diagnosis and intervention. Through comprehensive neuropsychological evaluation, tailored interventions can be implemented to enhance cognitive functioning and improve overall quality of life in elderly individuals with cognitive impairments.