Amyloid‐Related Imaging Abnormalities, ARIAs: Experience of a Single Center in the Context of Clinical Trials with Anti‐Amyloid Antibodies

Patients undergoing anti-amyloid therapy are at risk of developing ARIAs, particularly those carrying the ApoE4 genotype. ARIAs are generally asymptomatic, do not necessitate treatment discontinuation, and show differing courses depending on the subtype: ARIA-E resolves spontaneously, while ARIA-H persists. Aducanumab was associated with the highest frequency of ARIA events. These findings underscore the importance of regular MRI monitoring and patient-specific management strategies to mitigate complications and optimize therapy outcomes.