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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Clin Neurosci. 2019 Jul 19;70:1–10. doi: 10.1016/j.jocn.2019.07.001

Table 2: Blood biomarkers and neuroimaging modalities.

Blood biomarkers which can be imaged in vivo. Some measures require the use of imaging tracers to isolate their location and concentration. The molecules listed typically have a downstream neurological impact and imaging can be useful for the formulation of adequate therapeutic interventions.

sequela biomarker imaging modality references
wakefulness/insomnia glucose [18F]-FDG-PET Stocker, Cieply et al. 2014
neuronal integrity NAA MRS Gujar, Maheshwari et al. 2005
oxidative stress pH cerebral microdialysis Landolt, Langemann et al. 1994
hypoxia Lac MRS cerebral microdialysis Makoroff, Cecil et al. 2005
Magnoni, Ghisoni et al. 2003
edema LTA4 FLAIR Irimia, Chambers et al. 2011
PTE/seizures GABA MEGA-PRESS [11C] flumazenil/ [11C] Ro 15–4513-PET Edden and Barker 2007; Edden and Barker 2007, Asahina, Shiga et al. 2008
memory impairment Glu MRS Benveniste, Drejer et al. 1984
sleep dysregulation NO fMRI/DWI Attwell and Iadecola 2002
Ach 123I-5-IA SPECT Esterlis, Hannestad et al. 2013
microtubule disintegration tau [18F] AV-1451-PET Maruyama, Shimada et al. 2013; Dickstein, Pullman et al. 2016