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Mild cognitive impairment (MCI) is an intermediate clinical state between normal cognition and dementia
Mild cognitive impairment (MCI) is an intermediate clinical state between normal cognition and dementia
Generally speaking, these standards include measurable cognitive deficits in at least one area, and there is no dementia or impaired daily function
In order to distinguish MCI into meaningful cognitive subtypes based on experience, experts in neurology apply actuarial methods to comprehensive neuropsychological data from the Alzheimer's Disease Research Center (ADRC) of the University of California, San Diego, to determine ADRC participation There is no cognitive subgroup of dementia among the patients, and the trajectories of cognition, biomarkers and neuropathology are studied
Researchers performed cluster analysis on baseline neuropsychological data (n = 738; average age 71.
The results identified five groups: the best cognition is normal (cognitive ability is higher than average CN; n = 130), typical CN (cognitive ability is generally n = 204); non-dementia MCI (naMCI; n = 104); dementia MCI (aMCI; n = 216); and mixed MCI (mMCI; n = 84)
The evolution process from CN to MCI to AD
In general, the progression of dementia in different MCI subtypes is different (mMCI> aMCI> naMCI), and the positive rate of CSF biomarkers in the mMCI group and the pathological rate of AD at autopsy are the highest
In general, the progression of dementia in different MCI subtypes is different (mMCI> aMCI> naMCI), and the positive rate of CSF biomarkers in the mMCI group and the pathological rate of AD at autopsy are the highest
In summary, the study identified the subtypes of MCI and CN.
references:
Data-Driven vs Consensus Diagnosis of MCI Enhanced Sensitivity for Detection of Clinical, Biomarker, and Neuropathologic Outcomes.
Data-Driven vs Consensus Diagnosis of MCI Enhanced Sensitivity for Detection of Clinical, Biomarker, and Neuropathologic Outcomes.
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