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. 2021 Dec 17;145(3):1069–1078. doi: 10.1093/brain/awab368

Table 2.

Gross atrophy in 10 FTLD-TDP-type C cases

Case Hippocampus Frontal Temporal Parietal Occipital Caudate Brainstem Cerebellum
1 0 B ++ B +++ L ++, R+ 0 0 0 0
2 B +++ (L > R) L ++, R + L ++, R + L +, R 0 0 L +++, R+ 0 0
3 A +++, P ++ B ++ (L > R) L +++, R ++ B ++ (L > R) 0 L +++, R+ 0 0
4 B + B ++ L +++, R ++ B ++ 0 0 0 0
5 B + B +++ B +++ B +++ B + +++ MB +++ 0
6 B + B +++ B +++ B ++ B + +++ + 0
7 0 B ++ (L > R) B +++ (L > R) B ++ 0 0 0 0
8 L +++, R ++ L +++, R ++ L +++, R ++ L ++, R+ B + ++ 0 0
9 B ++ B +++ (R > L) B +++ (R > L) B ++ B + 0 0 0
10 B + B +++ B +++ (L > R) B ++ B + ++ + 0

With the exception of one case (Case 9), all PPA cases showed asymmetric atrophy of cortex consistent with the aphasic phenotype. Cases diagnosed with bvFTD (Cases 5, 6 and 10) showed relatively symmetric patterns of cortical atrophy at gross examination. Semiquantitative grading: 0 absent; + mild, ++ moderate; +++ severe/numerous. A = anterior; P = posterior; L = left; R = right; B = bilateral; MB = midbrain.