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Network efficiency predicts resilience to cognitive decline in elderly at risk for Alzheimer’s

2020-02-14

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To determine whether white matter network efficiency (WMNE) may be a surrogate marker of the physiological basis of resilience to cognitive decline in elderly persons without dementia and age and AD-related cerebral pathology, we quantified WMNE from baseline MRI scans and investigated its association with longitudinal neuropsychological assessments independent of baseline amyloid, tau and white matter hyperintens...

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4d46f9bd-1bd9-511e-b879-5cb7bde8ea4b
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10.1101/2020.02.14.949826
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