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Metric distances between hippocampal shapes indicate different rates of change over time in nondemented and demented subjects
In this article, we use longitudinal morphometry (shape and size) measures of hippocampus in subjects with mild dementia of Alzheimer type (DAT) and nondemented controls in logistic discrimination. The morphometric measures we use are volume and metric distance measures at baseline and follow-up (tw
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