Alzheimer Disease
Alzheimer Disease Plaques Seen With Conventional MRI in Animal Model for the First Time
Published in Telemedicine Law Weekly, August 16th, 2008
These lesions, known as amyloid plaques, have been "imaged" previously using very high power MRI scanners that are only used on animals, and also with PET scans combined with specialized marker chemicals. This is the first time images of plaques were captured with conventional, clinical strength MRI.
Two other studies reported at ICAD 2008...
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