Characterizing the Swallow Tail Sign: A Cross-Sectional Clinicopathologic Analysis of the Pattern of Brain Atrophy in Autopsy-Confirmed Lewy Body Dementia (P4-3.015)

To describe a novel radiographic sign found in Lewy body dementia, which can be used to aid in diagnosis.

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Neurology
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2025-04-07
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https://doi.org/10.1212/wnl.0000000000211593
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Neurological disorders and treatments
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Characterizing the Swallow Tail Sign: A Cross-Sectional Clinicopathologic Analysis of the Pattern of Brain Atrophy in Autopsy-Confirmed Lewy Body Dementia (P4-3.015)

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Characterizing the Swallow Tail Sign: A Cross-Sectional Clinicopathologic Analysis of the Pattern of Brain Atrophy in Autopsy-Confirmed Lewy Body Dementia (P4-3.015)

Patrick C. Roche, Margaret E. Flanagan, Alicia S. Parker, Kevin F. Bieniek, Arash Salardini, A. Campbell Sullivan, Rima Chaudhari
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To describe a novel radiographic sign found in Lewy body dementia, which can be used to aid in diagnosis.

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