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El deterioro cognitivo en el deterioro cognitivo leve amiloide-negativo (aMCI) es predicho por la cognición basal y la atrofia cerebral. Estos hallazgos ayudan a identificar patologías específicas e informan nuevos criterios clínicos para LATE.

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  • Una porción significativa de pacientes con deterioro cognitivo leve amnésico (aMCI) carecen de biomarcadores de beta-amiloide (Aβ), lo que sugiere causas alternativas de deterioro cognitivo más allá de la enfermedad de Alzheimer (AD).
  • Las patologías subyacentes potenciales en MCI aβ- (amiloide-beta negativo) incluyen encefalopatía relacionada con la edad con TDP-43 predominante en el sistema límbico (LATE), enfermedad cerebrovascular y tauopatía relacionada con la edad primaria (PART).
  • El pronóstico a largo plazo y los predictores de deterioro cognitivo en MCI aβ- siguen sin estar claros.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Identificar predictores de deterioro cognitivo y progresión a demencia en pacientes con MCI aβ-.
  • Investigar la utilidad de factores demográficos, evaluaciones cognitivas basales, biomarcadores de fluidos e neuroimagen en la predicción de resultados para MCI aβ-.
  • Desarrollar modelos predictivos de deterioro cognitivo en MCI aβ-, informando potencialmente el diagnóstico diferencial y la estratificación de ensayos clínicos.

Principales métodos:

  • Se analizaron datos longitudinales de 140 pacientes con MCI aβ-, incluyendo puntuaciones del Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) y Clinical Dementia Rating Sum of Boxes (CDR-SB).
  • Los predictores incluyeron atrofia cerebral global y regional (por ejemplo, grosor cortical, volumen amigdalino), Aβ42/40 en líquido cefalorraquídeo (LCR), p-tau181, hipertensión e hiperintensidades de la sustancia blanca.
  • Se emplearon modelos mixtos lineales y selección de modelos utilizando el criterio de información de Akaike (AIC) para identificar predictores significativos de deterioro cognitivo y progresión a demencia.

Principales resultados:

  • Para la disminución del MMSE, el modelo más parsimonioso incluyó el MMSE basal y el grosor cortical de toda la corteza cerebral.
  • Para la disminución del CDR-SB, los predictores fueron el CDR-SB basal, el volumen amigdalino y el grosor cortical de la circunvolución frontal media.
  • La progresión a demencia fue mejor predicha por el MMSE, el volumen del ventrículo lateral, el grosor cortical entorrinal y de toda la corteza cerebral, el sexo y el LCR Aβ42/40.

Conclusiones:

  • El estado cognitivo basal y las medidas de atrofia cerebral global y regional son predictores significativos de deterioro cognitivo en MCI aβ-.
  • Los patrones regionales de atrofia cerebral pueden indicar patologías subyacentes específicas, ayudando en el diagnóstico diferencial del deterioro cognitivo.
  • Los modelos de predicción desarrollados se alinean con los nuevos criterios clínicos para LATE y requieren validación en cohortes más grandes como ADNI.