Type of progressive dementia.
A specialized secretory organelle found in neurons and associated with the formation of dendrodendritic gap junctions.
1FC was reduced in AD and DLB patients compared with control subjects.
2It also offers insight into the differential diagnosis of AD and DLB.
3Conclusions: DLB patients use more resources, and are more costly than AD patients.
4These results provide preliminary evidence for the contribution of CNVs in DLB risk.
5Method: Thirty-four patients with DLB were included in a cross-sectional study.
6Conclusion: DLB risk factors are an amalgam of those for AD and PD.
7Yet, few investigations have been performed on comorbidities and risk factors of DLB.
8Compared directly, AD and DLB did not reveal statistically significant differences.
9We hypothesized that DLB subjects have milder hippocampal atrophy relative to AD subjects.
10Posterior cortical perfusion deficits occurred in the DLB group, particularly in higher visual areas.
11Causal flow analysis showed differences between patients with DLB and AD and control subjects.
12Its diagnostic usefulness in early stage of DLB was suggested.
13Our objective is to compare hippocampal atrophy patterns in mild AD and mild DLB.
14DLB and the mixed dementias had more complex symptom profiles.
15The proportion of males and females was balanced in the combined AD and DLB populations.
16This has been particularly important for DLB where familial forms of disease are very rarely described.