Steven T. DeKosky , Stephen W. Scheff , Scot D. Styren
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Structural Correlates of Cognition in Dementia: Quantification and Assessment of Synapse Change
Dementia results from a combination of structural and neurochemical pathologies. The most reliable index of cognition in both postmortem and biopsied AD brain is synapse loss.
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