Fig. 1: Impact of entorhinal and inferior temporal cMD on longitudinal regional tau across amyloid groups. | Communications Medicine

Fig. 1: Impact of entorhinal and inferior temporal cMD on longitudinal regional tau across amyloid groups.

From: Cortical microstructural changes predict tau accumulation and episodic memory decline in older adults harboring amyloid

Fig. 1

The figure displays results from the models using either EC (I.a and I.b) or IT (II.a and II.b) cMD in interaction with time and amyloid burden. Amyloid was dichotomized, i.e., split into amyloid-positive (I.a. and II.a.) vs negative (I.b. and II.b.) based on a computed threshold using the cerebellar gray matter as reference. cMD cortical mean diffusivity, PiB 11C-Pittsburgh Compound-B, S.D. standard deviation.

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