Structural and functional neuroimaging in atypical AD

Key Points

• Atypical Alzheimer's disease exhibits distinctive structural and functional neuroimaging patterns, influencing diagnosis.
• Key biomarkers identified through neuroimaging may advance understanding of atypical Alzheimer's disease manifestations.
• Assessment using structural and functional neuroimaging highlights potential changes related to cognitive decline.
• Findings suggest that targeted neuroimaging could improve accuracy in diagnosing atypical Alzheimer's disease.