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Alzheimer Brain vs Normal Brain on MRI. Are they different??



Dr. Elahi shows brain MRI images of two patients, one with severe dementia and another with mild cognitive impairment. MRI of the brain can occasionally distinguish between patients who have severe dementia and those who have mild memory disorders. However, Mri alone is not always a reliable tool and there are many other strategies to both diagnose and evaluate memory disorders.

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0:00 Key findings in severe dementia & Alzheimer’s
0:15 Hippocampus
0:43 Contrast with Mild Cognitive Impairment
1:34 Sagittal (side-to-side) perspective
2:00 cingulate sulcus–severe dementia
2:30 side by side comparisons (severe vs mild)
3:30 prefrontal cortex comparison
3:55 Dr. Elahi summary
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