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KMID : 0191120230380410316
Journal of Korean Medical Science
2023 Volume.38 No. 41 p.316 ~ p.316
Textural and Volumetric Changes of the Temporal Lobes in Semantic Variant Primary Progressive Aphasia and Alzheimer¡¯s Disease
Kwon Min-Jeong

Lee Su-Bin
Park Ji-Eun
Lee Bo-Hyun
Han Ji-Won
Oh Dae-Jong
Lee Jun-Young
Park Joon-Hyuk
Kim Jae-Hyoung
Kim Ki-Woong
Abstract
Background : Texture analysis may capture subtle changes in the gray matter more sensitively than volumetric analysis. We aimed to investigate the patterns of neurodegeneration in semantic variant primary progressive aphasia (svPPA) and Alzheimer¡¯s disease (AD) by comparing the temporal gray matter texture and volume between cognitively normal controls and older adults with svPPA and AD.

Methods : We enrolled all participants from three university hospitals in Korea. We obtained T1-weighted magnetic resonance images and compared the gray matter texture and volume of regions of interest (ROIs) between the groups using analysis of variance with Bonferroni posthoc comparisons. We also developed models for classifying svPPA, AD and control groups using logistic regression analyses, and validated the models using receiver operator characteristics analysis.

Results : Compared to the AD group, the svPPA group showed lower volumes in five ROIs (bilateral temporal poles, and the left inferior, middle, and superior temporal cortices) and higher texture in these five ROIs and two additional ROIs (right inferior temporal and left entorhinal cortices). The performances of both texture- and volume-based models were good and comparable in classifying svPPA from normal cognition (mean area under the curve [AUC] = 0.914 for texture; mean AUC = 0.894 for volume). However, only the texture-based model achieved a good level of performance in classifying svPPA and AD (mean AUC = 0.775 for texture; mean AUC = 0.658 for volume).

Conclusion : Texture may be a useful neuroimaging marker for early detection of svPPA in older adults and its differentiation from AD.
KEYWORD
Semantic Variant Primary Progressive Aphasia, Alzheimer¡¯s Disease, MRI, Texture, Volume, Temporal Lobe
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