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Regional differences in 18F-flutemetamol accumulation between amyloid-positive and -negative brains using high-resolution dedicated head PET scanner.

Aug 2026 · Annals of Nuclear Medicine · 0 citations · 21 references
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High-resolution dhPET revealed significantly higher SUVRs in Aβ⁺ compared with Aβ⁻ subjects in supratentorial structures, including cerebral white matter, and in cerebellar gray matter.

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