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Heterogeneity of Incipient Atrophy Patterns in Parkinson’s Disease

2018-11-08

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Parkinson’s Disease (PD) is a the second most common neurodegenerative disorder after Alzheimer’s disease and is characterized by cell death in the amygdala and in substructures of the basal ganglia such as the substantia nigra. Since neuronal loss in PD leads to measurable atrophy patterns in the brain, there is clinical value in understanding where exactly the pathology emerges in each patient and how incipient...

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b6d8017d-d809-534c-946b-e6bb5e8b3a14
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10.1101/466086
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