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Oxford University Press (OUP), Brain, 10(142), p. 3265-3279, 2019
DOI: 10.1093/brain/awz238
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PET-detectable tau pathology correlates with long-term neuropsychiatric outcomes in patients with traumatic brain injury
Journal article published in 2019 by
Keisuke Takahata,
Yasuyuki Kimura 
,
Naruhiko Sahara,
Shunsuke Koga ,
Hitoshi Shimada,
Masanori Ichise,
Fumie Saito,
Sho Moriguchi ,
Soichiro Kitamura,
Manabu Kubota,
Satoshi Umeda,
Fumitoshi Niwa ,
Jin Mizushima,
Yoko Morimoto,
Michitaka Funayama
and other authors.
,
Naruhiko Sahara,
Shunsuke Koga ,
Hitoshi Shimada,
Masanori Ichise,
Fumie Saito,
Sho Moriguchi ,
Soichiro Kitamura,
Manabu Kubota,
Satoshi Umeda,
Fumitoshi Niwa ,
Jin Mizushima,
Yoko Morimoto,
Michitaka Funayama
and other authors.
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Abstract
Is tau load associated with long-term outcomes of TBI? By using PET to assess tau deposits in patients with chronic TBI, Takahata et al. reveal elevated tau load compared to age-matched controls, and show that the abundance of tau in white matter is associated with late-onset neuropsychiatric symptoms.