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Region-specific cerebral blood flow differentiates cognitively impaired and unimpaired individuals with core Alzheimer's disease pathology

S. Fernandes‐Taylor I. Driscoll M. Glittenberg B. Breidenbach A. Paulsen K. Hauge A. Rhodes L. Rivera-Rivera L. Eisenmenger K. Johnson A. Field C. Gallagher S. C. Johnson S. Asthana M. Sager C. Carlsson B. Bendlin B. Christian T. Betthauser C. Latimer O. Okonkwo
Aug 2026 · medRxiv · 0 citations
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MRI measures of cerebral blood flow and white matter hyperintensities differentiated NDAN from AD+MCI, highlighting vascular contributions to cognitive resilience, and CBF differentiated AD+MCI from Controls.

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