Inferior Frontal Sulcal Hyperintensities on Brain MRI Are Associated with Amyloid Positivity Beyond Age—Results from the Multicentre Observational DELCODE Study

Marc Doerner, Katharina Seebach,Michael T. Heneka,Inga Menze,Roland von Kaenel,Sebastian Euler,Frank Schreiber,Philipp Arndt,Katja Neumann,Annkatrin Hildebrand,Anna-Charlotte John, Anthony Tyndall,Johannes Kirchebner,Pawel Tacik,Robin Jansen,Alexander Grimm,Solveig Henneicke,Valentina Perosa,Sven G. Meuth,Oliver Peters,Julian Hellmann-Regen,Lukas Preis,Josef Priller,Eike Jakob Spruth,Anja Schneider,Klaus Fliessbach,Jens Wiltfang,Frank Jessen,Ayda Rostamzadeh,Wenzel Glanz,Jan Ben Schulze, Sarah Lavinia Florence Schiebler,Katharina Buerger,Daniel Janowitz,Robert Perneczky,Boris-Stephan Rauchmann,Stefan Teipel,Ingo Kilimann,Christoph Laske,Matthias H. Munk,Annika Spottke,Nina Roy-Kluth,Michael Wagner,Ingo Frommann,Falk Luesebrink,Peter Dechent,Stefan Hetzer,Klaus Scheffler,Luca Kleineidam,Melina Stark,Matthias Schmid,Ersin Ersoezlue,Frederic Brosseron,Michael Ewers,Bjoern H. Schott,Emrah Duezel,Gabriel Ziegler,Hendrik Mattern,Stefanie Schreiber,Jose Bernal

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Alzheimer’s disease,inferior frontal sulcal hyperintensity,glymphatic system,magnetic resonance imaging,fluid-attenuated inversion recovery,amyloid positivity

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