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2. NG‐001: A novel multi‐domain digital cognitive intervention for neuropsychiatric symptoms in mild cognitive impairment
3. NG‐001: A novel multi‐domain digital cognitive intervention for cognitive symptoms in mild cognitive impairment
4. NG‐001: A novel multi‐domain digital cognitive intervention for cognitive symptoms in mild cognitive impairment
5. Spectrum of Neuropsychiatric Symptoms in Southeast Asians with Prodromal Dementia
6. Visual Cognitive Assessment Test (VCAT): Utility in detecting early dementia in diverse language cohorts
7. Lower white matter hyperintensity is associated with lower mild behavioral impairment severity among pre‐dementia people with higher education attainment
8. White Matter Disease is Associated with Widespread Grey Matter Atrophy in APOE4 non‐carriers with Early‐Stage Dementia
9. Development and Validation of a Cognitive Evaluation tool for Multilingual Populations: The Visual Cognitive Assessment Test (VCAT)
10. Plasma Oligomeric Amyloid‐β partially mediates the effects of Diabetes Mellitus on Cognition in Mild Cognitive Impairment
11. Amyloid‐tau‐neurodegeneration (ATN) profiles and influence of age‐of‐onset on cognitive trajectories in a Southeast Asian cohort: SYNC project
12. Threshold of white matter hyperintensity volume determines negative and positive associations between grey matter volume and hypertension
13. Characterising mild behavioural impairment in Asian mild cognitive impairment and cognitively normal individuals
14. Mild Behaviour Impairment Checklist (MBI‐C): Is there a difference in ratings between patient and close informant?
15. Posterior cortical atrophy in Southeast Asia: Clinical and biomarker profile
16. Assessing and improving primary care physician confidence in the recognition of young‐onset and atypical dementia: A pilot intervention
17. Differential effects of confluent and non‐confluent white matter hyperintensities on functional connectivity in mild cognitive impairment
18. P1-334: ASSOCIATION OF ASYMMETRICAL WHITE MATTER HYPERINTENSITIES AND APOLIPOPROTEIN E4 ON COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT
19. P1-252: NEURODEGENERATION MEDIATES AND MODERATES THE EFFECT OF AMYLOID AND TAU ON LONGITUDINAL COGNITION IN MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT
20. P2-275: CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF PATHOLOGICALLY CONFIRMED EARLY ONSET DEMENTIA WITH LEWY BODIES
21. O4‐09‐05: MEDIAL TEMPORAL ATROPHY IN AMYLOID‐NEGATIVE, YOUNG‐ONSET DEMENTIA IS ASSOCIATED WITH HIGH WHITE MATTER HYPERINTENSITY
22. P2‐340: SUBSYNDROMAL DEPRESSION INTERACTS WITH AMYLOID TO PREDICT HYPOMETABOLISM AND CONSEQUENTLY COGNITIVE DECLINE
23. P1‐353: CEREBROVASCULAR DISEASE IS ASSOCIATED WITH GETTING LOST BEHAVIOR IN MILD ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE
24. P2‐465: THE ROLE OF COMPREHENSIVE INVESTIGATION IN THE DIAGNOSTIC WORK‐UP OF YOUNGER PATIENTS WITH COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT
25. P3‐468: CONSTRUCT VALIDITY OF THE VISUAL COGNITIVE ASSESSMENT TEST (VCAT): AN INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE‐NEUTRAL COGNITIVE SCREENING TOOL
26. P2‐339: MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT ASSOCIATED WITH PARKINSON'S DISEASE (PD‐MCI) AND MCI ASSOCIATED WITH ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE (AD‐MCI) HAVE DISTINCT COGNITIVE PROFILES: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY
27. [P3-425]: ELEVATED CSF LEVELS OF NEUROFILAMENT LIGHT CHAIN IS ASSOCIATED WITH GRAY MATTER NEURODEGENERATION IN BOTH HUMANS AND TRANSGENIC RAT MODEL OF ALZHEIMER's DISEASE
28. IN VIVO AND IN VITRO DEMONSTRATION OF [18F]THK5351 BINDING TO MONOAMINE OXIDASE–B IN THE HUMAN BRAIN
29. [IC-P-148]: LACK OF SELF-AWARENESS OF COGNITIVE DEFICITS PREDICTS METABOLIC DECLINE IN MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT
30. [P2-337]: INTERACTION BETWEEN APOEɛ4 AND HMGB1 IS ASSOCIATED WITH CORTICAL THINNING IN MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT INDIVIDUALS
31. [P4-239]: FDG-PET POWER TO PREDICT MEMORY DECLINE IN ALZHEIMER's DISEASE DEPENDS ON DISEASE PHASE AND AMYLOID AND TAU STATUS
32. COMPARISON BETWEEN MONOAMINE OXIDASE B INHIBITION ON THE UPTAKE OF [18F]THK5351
33. [P2-413]: VOXEL-BASED POWER CALCULATION AND THRESHOLDS PREDICTIVE OF IMMINENT NEURODEGENERATION FOR PRECLINICAL ALZHEIMER's DISEASE CLINICAL TRIALS
34. [IC-P-017]: VOXEL-WISE DETERMINATION OF SENSITIVITY, SPECIFICITY, AND THRESHOLDS FOR AMYLOID POSITIVITY USING [18 F]FLORBETAPIR PET
35. [P3-321]: IN VIVO AND IN VITRO DEMONSTRATION OF [18 F]THK5351 BINDING TO MONOAMINE OXIDASE-B IN THE HUMAN BRAIN
36. FUNCTIONAL REGRESSION MODEL UNVEILS THAT GENE INTERACTION BETWEEN NCSTN (AMYLOID METABOLISM) AND MS4A4E (NEUROINFLAMMATION) DETERMINES AMYLOID LOAD SPECIFICALLY ON THE DMN
37. AMYLOID-BETA MODULATES CEREBRAL METABOLIC NETWORK IN RATS AND HUMANS
38. THE “A/T/N” SYSTEM: ADDED PREDICTIVE VALUE OF N BIOMARKERS OF PROGRESSION FROM MCI TO DEMENTIA OVER 2 AND 4 YEARS
39. [P4-050]: GRAPH-THEORY ANALYSIS SHOWS A HIGHLY EFFICIENT BUT REDUNDANT NETWORK IN MCI TAU PROPAGATION
40. [IC-P-149]: LACK OF SELF-AWARENESS OF COGNITIVE DEFICITS IN ALZHEIMER's DISEASE IS RELATED TO DECREASED METABOLISM IN THE POSTERIOR CINGULATE CORTEX
41. [IC-P-048]: ELEVATED CSF LEVELS OF NEUROFILAMENT LIGHT CHAIN IS ASSOCIATED WITH GRAY MATTER NEURODEGENERATION IN BOTH HUMANS AND TRANSGENIC RAT MODEL OF ALZHEIMER's DISEASE
42. [P3-412]: PET TAU AND AMYLOID SYNERGISM WITHIN THE DEFAULT MODE NETWORK DETERMINES THE CLINICAL STATUS IN THE PREDEMENTIA PHASE OF ALZHEIMER's DISEASE
43. [IC-P-045]: AMYLOID-BETA MODULATES CEREBRAL METABOLIC NETWORK IN RATS AND HUMANS
44. [P2-476]: LACK OF SELF-AWARENESS OF COGNITIVE DEFICITS IN ALZHEIMER's DISEASE IS RELATED TO DECREASED METABOLISM IN THE POSTERIOR CINGULATE CORTEX
45. [P1-368]: LACK OF SELF-AWARENESS OF COGNITIVE DEFICITS PREDICTS DEFAULT MODE NETWORK METABOLIC DECLINE IN MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT
46. [P1-452]: COMBINED GLOBAL AND REGIONAL AMYLOID EFFECT ON THE DEFAULT MODE NETWORK LEADS TO COGNITIVE DECLINE
47. [IC-P-034]: GRAPH-THEORY ANALYSIS SHOWS A HIGHLY EFFICIENT BUT REDUNDANT NETWORK IN MCI TAU PROPAGATION
48. P3-409: Quality of Life of Patients with Mild Dementia (QOL-Mild Dementia): Development of a Novel Instrument
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