Table 2.
Neuropathological diagnoses for general UW autopsy cases undergoing NIA-AA condensed protocol. AD-Alzheimer disease; CAA-cerebral amyloid angiopathy; PART-primary age-related tauopathy; LBD-Lewy body disease; NFT-neurofibrillary tangle.
| Diagnosis | Ranking | Number of cases (n out of 73) |
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| AD | None | n=5 (7%) |
| Low | n=7 (10%) | |
| Intermediate | n=11 (15%) | |
| High | n=4 (5%) | |
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| CAA | n=11 (15%) | |
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| PART | n=15 (21%) | |
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| LBD | Brainstem-predominant | n=6 (8%) |
| Limbic (Transitional) | n=2 (3%) | |
| Neocortical (Diffuse) | n=1 (1%) | |
| Amygdala-predominant | n=2 (3%) | |
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| NFT only dementia | n=1 (1%) | |
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| Microvascular injury | n=3 (4%) | |
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| Hippocampal sclerosis | n=1 (1%) | |
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| Cases with ≥2 pathologies | n=14 (19%) | |