Longitudinal Changes in the Centroid Size of the Corpus Callosum as a New Biomarker for Diagnosis of Alzheimers Disease

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abnormalities abstract accuracy affected agents aging alterations although applied atrophy automatic automatically begin behavioral bottom brain brainwash centroid chance circumference classified classify clinical cognitive combination compute computing confidence consisted control controls conversion converters corpus correlated cortex course covariate cranial criterion critical cross decreased demographics detected determine developed diagnosis differentiate disease early either equal examined example extent fact find finding focused grant gratitude greater identify impairment index indirect individuals initiative institute intervals landmark landmarks larger likely linear little lobe located longitudinal loss marker measured measures medial model module molecular neuronal next overall overt package pair paired paper partly pathologic patient perimeter period post potential precisely predicting prior process processed projects promise proposes psychiatric psychiatry reflects reliable remained resolution revealed rostrum sampled samples sampling school section sectional separates series several significantly simple source square statistical statistically still structural studies subject subjects submitted suggest supported table therapeutic therapies threshold treatment unchanged useful whether years