Neurodegeneration in the Cortical Sulcus is a Feature of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy and Associated with Repetitive Head Impacts

Raymond Nicks,Arsal Shah, Spiro Anthony Stathas,Daniel Kirsch, Sarah M. Horowitz,Nicole Saltiel,Samantha M. Calderazzo,Morgane L. M. D. Butler,Kerry A. Cormier,Nurgul Aytan, Fatima Tu-Zahra,Rebecca Mathias, Farwa Faheem, Suzie Marcus, Elizabeth Spurlock, Lucas Fishbein, Camille D. Esnault, Alexandra Boden,Grace Rosen,Weiming Xia,Sarah Daley,Gaoyuan Meng, Brett R. Martin,Daniel H. Daneshvar,Christopher J. Nowinski,Michael L. Alosco,Jesse Mez,Yorghos Tripodis,Bertrand R. Huber,Victor E. Alvarez,Jonathan D. Cherry,Ann C. McKee,Thor D. Stein

ACTA NEUROPATHOLOGICA（2024）

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Chronic traumatic encephalopathy,Repetitive head impacts,Contact sports,Neurodegeneration,Cortical thinning,Neuronal loss,Synaptic loss,Cortical sulcus,Tau pathology

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