2004
DOI: 10.1212/01.wnl.0000123249.58898.e0
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Amyloid β(1–42) and phosphorylated tau in CSF as markers for early-onset Alzheimer disease

Abstract: The combination of CSF Abeta42 and CSF Ptau-181 may help in differentiating EAD from FTLD.

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“…Similar cutoff values were published for discrimination of AD patients from controls by Lewczuk et al (28). Higher diagnostic accuracy was reported for the combination of low CSF Ab 1-42 and high P-tau 181P in differentiating early-onset AD from FTD (6) and for differentiation of AD and healthy controls (29). Identical results with respect to Ab 1-42 and T-tau for comparison between CS, AD, and DLB have been published recently (30).…”
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“…Similar cutoff values were published for discrimination of AD patients from controls by Lewczuk et al (28). Higher diagnostic accuracy was reported for the combination of low CSF Ab 1-42 and high P-tau 181P in differentiating early-onset AD from FTD (6) and for differentiation of AD and healthy controls (29). Identical results with respect to Ab 1-42 and T-tau for comparison between CS, AD, and DLB have been published recently (30).…”
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“…Since distinction of AD from DLB is difficult in clinical settings, but important for patient management, as the treatment strategies are different, P-tau 181P determination may prove to be of clinical value. In addition, combined measurement of b-amyloid (Ab ) and P-tau 181P levels has been shown to differentiate AD from FTD (6).…”
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“…These CSF-based assays are increasingly being supplemented with imaging biomarkers reflecting molecular pathology in vivo. Following the initial description of 11 C Pittsburgh compound B (PiB), 1 PET-based measures of amyloid pathology have come into increasing use in research and clinical settings. Several groups have demonstrated that PET measures of amyloid burden correlate well with CSF Ab42 measurements, and can be used in concert with other biomarkers as predictors of impending cognitive decline.…”
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“…[2][3][4] More recently, several promising PET radioligands for in vivo imaging of pathologic deposits of tau have been described. [5][6][7][8] As postmortem neurofibrillary tangle (NFT) burden is a predictor of global cognition 9 and CSF t-tau 10 and p-tau 11 improve the sensitivity and specificity of CSF Ab42 alone to identify those likely to progress to AD dementia, 2 in vivo imaging of tau pathology may represent a useful biomarker in clinical and translational AD research. 18 F-T807 (T807, also known as 18 F AV1451) is a radioligand with high selectivity for pathologic tau aggregates (especially NFT pathology 5,12 ) over amyloid plaques, limited nonspecific white and gray matter binding, 5 and circumscribed off-target binding.…”
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“…Det ble funnet statistisk signifikant høyere konsentrasjoner hos pasienter med Alzheimers sykdom i alle studiene (15, 24, 29 -34 Når det gjaldt p-tau, var det én studie der det ikke var statistisk signifikant forskjell mellom p-tau 181-nivå hos pasienter med Alzheimers sykdom og hos pasienter med frontotemporallappsdemens (29) -i fem andre studier hvor p-tau 181 var undersøkt, fant man høyere konsentrasjoner hos dem med Alzheimers sykdom enn hos dem med frontotemporallappsdemens (24,28,31,33,34). Sensitivitet og spesifisitet for evnen til p-tau 181 til å skille gruppene, var rapportert i fem studier (20,24,28,31,34) (fig 4, tab 2, e-tab 5).…”
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