… The lesions of Alzheimer disease include accumulation of … The progression of tau pathology
is stepwise and stereotyped … Various clinico-pathological types of Alzheimer disease have …

… in the setting of Alzheimer disease lesions plus other pathological alterations such as Lewy
… tangles or senile plaques are inherently pathological entities, even if clinically silent and so “…

… This review outlines etiologically-linked pathologic features of Alzheimer’s disease, as
well as those that are inevitable findings of uncertain significance, such as granulovacuolar …

… A seismic shift in our understanding of the ability to diagnose Alzheimer disease (AD) is
occurring. For the last several decades, AD has been a clinical–pathologic diagnosis, and this …

… This study is the largest reported series describing the pathologic accuracy of the clinical
diagnosis of AD, particularly as made by practicing clinicians. Our data suggest an …

… diagnosis of “probable Alzheimer disease,” and 29 normal elderly controls. Autopsy confirmation
of Alzheimer disease … NIH) consensus conference pathologic criteria. Using the NINCDS…

… the diagnosis of AD requires neuropathological confirmation. However, for the pathological
diagnosis … The three currently used sets of pathological criteria (Khachaturian: Khachaturian. …

… and angiopathy of Alzheimer's disease does not emanate from … Loss of cortical cholinergic
fibers in Alzheimer's disease: lack … diagnosed Alzheimer's disease. Lancet 1991:337447-50, …

… amyloid pathology in the living human brain. The newly revised criteria for diagnosis of AD
… as supportive evidence for the underlying pathology. Guidelines for the responsible use of …

… pathological diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease (see Table 2). The remaining 9 cases were
considered to be AD with incidental Lewy bodies. Ten of the 23 AD cases with nigral Lewy …