Journal of the neurological sciences · 2023
Degeneration of nigrostriatal dopaminergic neurons in the early to intermediate stage of dementia with Lewy bodies and Parkinson's disease.
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Okitsu Masato, Sugaya Keizo, Nakata Yasuhiro, Kawazoe Tomoya, Ikezawa Jun, Okiyama Ryoichi, Takahashi Kazushi
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OBJECTIVE: To investigate differences in nigrostriatal dopaminergic neuron degeneration between dementia with Lewy bodies (DLB) and Parkinson's disease (PD) in the early to intermediate stage of these diseases.
METHODS: An integrative neuroimaging analysis was developed using 3-Tesla neuromelanin-sensitive MRI and 123I-FP-CIT dopamine transporter SPECT, and the relationship and laterality of three variables, including neuromelanin-related contrast in the substantia nigra (NRCSN) and locus coeruleus (NRCLC) and the specific binding ratio (SBR) in the striatum, were examined in detail. Patients with DLB and PD and control subjects (n = 29, 52, and 18, respectively) were enrolled.
RESULTS: A significantly greater decrease in the SBR in the bilateral hemispheres was observed in DLB than in PD. After adjusting for the interhemispheric asymmetry in neuromelanin-related MRI contrast by using the Z-score, linear regression between the NRCSN and SBR was performed for the most-affected/least-affected sides of the hemispheres as defined by the interhemispheric differences in each variable (SBR, NRCSN, standardized [SBR + NRCSN]). In DLB, the highest, albeit statistically non-significant, correlation was observed in the SBR-based, most-affected side. In PD, the highest correlation was observed in the (SBR + NRCSN)-based, most-affected side, which approximated the value of the clinically-defined, most-affected side. A non-significant correlation was observed only in the (SBR + NRCSN)-based or clinically-defined, least-affected side.
CONCLUSION: Loss of the soma and presynaptic terminals may occur independently in DLB with a large decrease in the presynaptic terminals. The close relationship observed between the degeneration of the soma and presynaptic terminals suggested that axon degeneration may dominate in PD.
METHODS: An integrative neuroimaging analysis was developed using 3-Tesla neuromelanin-sensitive MRI and 123I-FP-CIT dopamine transporter SPECT, and the relationship and laterality of three variables, including neuromelanin-related contrast in the substantia nigra (NRCSN) and locus coeruleus (NRCLC) and the specific binding ratio (SBR) in the striatum, were examined in detail. Patients with DLB and PD and control subjects (n = 29, 52, and 18, respectively) were enrolled.
RESULTS: A significantly greater decrease in the SBR in the bilateral hemispheres was observed in DLB than in PD. After adjusting for the interhemispheric asymmetry in neuromelanin-related MRI contrast by using the Z-score, linear regression between the NRCSN and SBR was performed for the most-affected/least-affected sides of the hemispheres as defined by the interhemispheric differences in each variable (SBR, NRCSN, standardized [SBR + NRCSN]). In DLB, the highest, albeit statistically non-significant, correlation was observed in the SBR-based, most-affected side. In PD, the highest correlation was observed in the (SBR + NRCSN)-based, most-affected side, which approximated the value of the clinically-defined, most-affected side. A non-significant correlation was observed only in the (SBR + NRCSN)-based or clinically-defined, least-affected side.
CONCLUSION: Loss of the soma and presynaptic terminals may occur independently in DLB with a large decrease in the presynaptic terminals. The close relationship observed between the degeneration of the soma and presynaptic terminals suggested that axon degeneration may dominate in PD.