FIGURE 3.

Association of other pathologies on accuracy of traumatic encephalopathy syndrome‐chronic traumatic encephalopathy (TES‐CTE) diagnosis in donors age ≥ 60. Among donors age > 60, the presence of Alzheimer's disease (AD) pathology was significantly associated with reduced accuracy of the TES‐CTE consensus diagnoses by 3.7× compared to diagnoses made in the absence of AD pathology. There were not significant associations for Lewy body disease, frontotemporal lobar degeneration, or cerebrovascular pathology with accuracy of the TES‐CTE consensus diagnoses. Models were adjusted for race. The red bar indicates significant associations at the P = .05 level