An older male presents with incontinence,has a wide-based and irregular gait,and progressive dementia.Which of the following presents with these cardinal signs?

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The combination of incontinence, a wide-based and irregular gait, and progressive dementia is classic for normal pressure hydrocephalus. Parkinson's disease typically presents with tremors and rigidity, while a basilar artery CVA would present with a sudden onset of symptoms. Progressive supranuclear palsy typically presents with early falls, vertical supranuclear gaze palsy and prominent axial rigidity.

An Older Male Presents with Incontinence,has a Wide-Based and Irregular