Early Clinical PET Imaging Results with the Novel PHF-Tau Radioligand [F18]-T808
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...For all analyses, we used SUVR data collected from 80–100 min, determined to be the best time frame and processing scheme for a range of clinical diagnoses studied using this tracer in separate pharmacokinetic studies (e.g., Chien et al., 2013)....
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...Human studies indicate binding patterns that parallel existing neuropathological staging of tau and that increase in the presence of cognitive impairment and dementia (Chien et al., 2013; Johnson et al., 2016)....
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...#0402, #0404) had a mean score of 30 [12]....
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...79, respectively), which are known to be affected only in the late Braak stages V and VI [9, 10]....
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...Comparatively, the pattern and intensity of [F18]-T808 retention correlates to the expected PHF-tau deposition seen in later stages of AD [9, 10]....
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...In this study, PET images from the first 6 subjects displayed favorable imaging kinetics, low non-specific binding of the radiotracer, high target cortical to cerebellum ratios, and an accumulation pattern in key brain regions which mirrored the current understanding of tau deposition in AD patients [9, 10]....
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...PHF-tau deposits seen by pathological staining in the temporal lobe without involvement of parietal lobe is classified as Braak stage IV, while tau progression involving the parietal lobe is seen in more severe disease of Braak stage V [9, 10]....
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...Further evaluation of the 4 subjects with mild AD (MMSE = 23–24) suggests the possibility of identifying those with more extensive PHF-tau deposition seen in higher Braak staging [9, 10]....
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...Furthermore, the density and distribution of PHF-tau in the brains of AD patients better correlates with the severity of cognitive impairment than that of A plaques [2, 3]....
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...However, subject #0407 had a slightly higher radiotracer retention than subject #0406 in the parietal lobe seen on the 30 to 50 min images (SUVR = 1.68 and 1.60, respectively) and 80 to 100 min images (SUVR = 2.05 and 1.79), which suggests progression into the latest Braak stages V-VI [9, 10]....
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...Key neuropathology pathology studies found that the occipital lobe was unaffected at Braak stage IV but breached the parastriate and striate areas at Braak stage VI [9]....
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...79, respectively), which are known to be affected only in the late Braak stages V and VI [9, 10]....
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...Comparatively, the pattern and intensity of [F18]-T808 retention correlates to the expected PHF-tau deposition seen in later stages of AD [9, 10]....
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...In this study, PET images from the first 6 subjects displayed favorable imaging kinetics, low non-specific binding of the radiotracer, high target cortical to cerebellum ratios, and an accumulation pattern in key brain regions which mirrored the current understanding of tau deposition in AD patients [9, 10]....
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