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La afasia primaria progresiva (APP) muestra patrones distintos de atrofia de la amígdala según el tipo de tau. La tauopatía de repetición triple (3R) causa una mayor atrofia de la amígdala izquierda que la tauopatía de repetición cuádruple (4R) en pacientes con APP.

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  • Neuropatología
  • Radiología

Sus antecedentes:

  • La afasia primaria progresiva (APP) es una demencia caracterizada por el deterioro del lenguaje.
  • La APP puede derivar de la degeneración lobular frontotemporal con patología tau (FTLD-tau), específicamente tau 3R o tau 4R.
  • La atrofia de la región límbica, particularmente en la amígdala, puede contribuir a las diferencias clínicas en FTLD-tau 3R y 4R.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Investigar la distribución de la atrofia en las subregiones de la amígdala en pacientes con APP con FTLD-tau 3R y 4R.
  • Comparar los volúmenes de las subregiones de la amígdala entre diferentes tauopatías y controles.

Principales métodos:

  • Se analizaron escáneres de RM estructural de 18 pacientes con APP (9 con FTLD-tau 3R, 9 con FTLD-tau 4R) y 35 controles de edad similar.
  • Se delimitaron las subregiones de la amígdala utilizando el software FreeSurfer.
  • Se emplearon regresiones lineales mixtas para comparar los volúmenes de las subregiones de la amígdala, ajustando por la duración de la enfermedad.

Principales resultados:

  • Los pacientes con APP y tau 3R exhibieron volúmenes significativamente menores de la amígdala izquierda en comparación con los controles.
  • Los pacientes con APP y tau 4R mostraron volúmenes reducidos en subregiones específicas de la amígdala izquierda (área de transición paralaminar y corticoamigdalina).
  • En comparación con la tauopatía 4R, la tauopatía 3R demostró una mayor atrofia en toda la amígdala izquierda y en núcleos específicos (lateral, cortical).

Conclusiones:

  • El estudio destaca la asimetría hacia la izquierda en la enfermedad relacionada con la APP.
  • Los patrones distintos de atrofia de las subregiones de la amígdala diferencian la FTLD-tau 3R y 4R.
  • Estos hallazgos respaldan el vínculo entre la alteración del circuito amigdalino y los síntomas neuropsiquiátricos divergentes en las tauopatías FTLD.