Increased Cortical Thickness in Alzheimer's Disease.

Tony X PhanSheena BaratonoWilliam DrewAaron M TetreaultMichael D Fox Richard Ryan Darbynull nullnull null

Published in: Annals of neurology (2024)

Our results suggest that increased cortical thickness in Alzheimer's disease is relevant to AD symptoms and preferentially occur in brain regions functionally connected to, but anticorrelated with, areas of brain atrophy. Implications for models of compensatory neuroplasticity in response to neurodegeneration are discussed. ANN NEUROL 2024;95:929-940.

Keyphrases

white matter
resting state
optical coherence tomography
cognitive decline
functional connectivity
cerebral ischemia
multiple sclerosis
physical activity
sleep quality
blood brain barrier
subarachnoid hemorrhage