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17 Two cases had frequent plaques but Braak stages below five and were unclassifiable by NIA‐Reagan criteria.

There was an absence of amyloid-β positive plaques in 66% of epilepsy cases with occasional, moderate and frequent plaques noted in 14%, 12% and 8% of cases, respectively.

In the paper of Clark et al., all the cases with no or sparse plaques at autopsy had SUVR values of less than 1,10, and all but one with moderate or frequent plaques at autopsy had SUVR values greater than 1,10.

In Bielschowsky silver and thioflavin S stained sections, plaques were counted and scored using the following modified Consortium to Establish a Registry for Alzheimer's Disease (CERAD) 4-point scale [ 43]: 0 = no plaques, 1 = sparse plaques (1 to 5), 2 = moderate plaques (6 to 19), and 3 = frequent plaques (20+).

All AD cases were Braak stage VI with frequent plaque pathology by CERAD criteria [ 30, 31].

Although a person may not be able or motivated to prevent the buildup of plaque at the gum line (which is not viewed as a treatment failure), frequent plaque removal efforts by dental hygienists reduce the long-term, health-damaging effects.

This sample, stored at −80°C for 9 years, was from a patient with pathological changes typical of AD (sporadic late-onset), including aggregated frequent amyloid plaques (CERAD plaque score C [ 9]) and severe accumulation and progression of phospho-tau inclusions (Braak neurofibrillary tangle stage VI, Figure  2A [ 10]).

That M1 macrophages are more frequent in plaques with an unstable morphology is consistent with the understanding that M1 macrophages are involved in tissue destruction [8].

eBraak stages IV to VI with moderate or frequent neuritic plaques.

hPure AD cases defined as frequent neuritic plaques according to CERAD or Braak stages V and VI.

The grey matter contains frequent granular plaques with diffuse, moderate-to-strong granular synaptic labelling as well as strongly labelled short and long filamentous white matter deposits.