Background: Even in severe states of Alzheimer's disease and related dementias (ADRD),
accounts of an unexpected or paradoxical return of awareness and lucidity have been …

People living with dementia (PLWD) may experience the episodes of lucidity (ELs), defined
as a sudden return of abilities presumed to have been lost and presenting as meaningful …

Purpose: Emerging evidence suggests that people with dementia may experience episodes
of lucidity (ELs) near the end of life, characterized by a temporary recovery of function …

Background Family and professional caregivers of individuals with dementia often witness
care-receiver's lucidity events. Objective A qualitative data analysis was performed of …

Abstract Background and Objectives Paradoxical lucidity is defined as an instance of
unexpected lucid behavior in a person who is assumed to be noncommunicative due to a …

Amidst goals for prevention and improved treatment for people living with dementia, much
remains needed to enhance the quality of life of those currently diagnosed, especially the …

Introduction Lucid episodes (LEs) in advanced neurodegenerative disease, characterised
by a transient recovery of abilities, have been reported across neurological conditions …

Background Despite the prevalence and challenge of Alzheimer's disease and related
dementias, glimmers of hope arise during lucid moments. Caregivers, often burdened, play …

Purpose: Lucid episodes (LEs: unexpected episodes of spontaneous, meaningful, and
relevant communication or behavior) in Alzheimer disease and related dementias are a new …

Objective: Episodes of lucidity (ELs), characterized by spontaneous, transient recovery of
abilities, are reported across neurological conditions, including advanced dementia. Despite …