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  • Objective: We investigated the association between APOE epsilon 4 status and spatial navigation in patients with amnestic mild cognitive impairment (aMCI) and assessed the role of hippocampal volume in this association. Method: Participants were 74 patients with clinically confirmed aMCI (33 APOE epsilon 4 noncarriers, 26 heterozygous, and 15 homozygous epsilon 4 carriers). Body-centered (egocentric) and world-centered (allocentric) spatial navigation in a computerized human analogue of the Morris Water Maze was assessed. Brain MRI with subsequent automated hippocampal volumetry was included. Results: Groups were similar in neuropsychological profile. Controlling for age, sex, education, and free memory recall, the APOE epsilon 4 carriers performed more poorly on all spatial navigation subtasks (ps < .05). APOE epsilon 4 homozygotes performed worse than heterozygotes (p = .021). Right hippocampal volume accounted for the differences in allocentric and delayed subtasks (ps > .05), but not in the egocentric subtask (p < .001). Conclusions: Using an easy-to-use, computer-based tool to assess spatial navigation, we found spatial navigation deficits to worsen in a dose-dependent manner as a function of APOE epsilon 4 status. This was at least partially due to differences in right hippocampal volume.
  • Objective: We investigated the association between APOE epsilon 4 status and spatial navigation in patients with amnestic mild cognitive impairment (aMCI) and assessed the role of hippocampal volume in this association. Method: Participants were 74 patients with clinically confirmed aMCI (33 APOE epsilon 4 noncarriers, 26 heterozygous, and 15 homozygous epsilon 4 carriers). Body-centered (egocentric) and world-centered (allocentric) spatial navigation in a computerized human analogue of the Morris Water Maze was assessed. Brain MRI with subsequent automated hippocampal volumetry was included. Results: Groups were similar in neuropsychological profile. Controlling for age, sex, education, and free memory recall, the APOE epsilon 4 carriers performed more poorly on all spatial navigation subtasks (ps < .05). APOE epsilon 4 homozygotes performed worse than heterozygotes (p = .021). Right hippocampal volume accounted for the differences in allocentric and delayed subtasks (ps > .05), but not in the egocentric subtask (p < .001). Conclusions: Using an easy-to-use, computer-based tool to assess spatial navigation, we found spatial navigation deficits to worsen in a dose-dependent manner as a function of APOE epsilon 4 status. This was at least partially due to differences in right hippocampal volume. (en)
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  • APOE and Spatial Navigation in Amnestic MCI: Results From a Computer-Based Test
  • APOE and Spatial Navigation in Amnestic MCI: Results From a Computer-Based Test (en)
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  • APOE and Spatial Navigation in Amnestic MCI: Results From a Computer-Based Test
  • APOE and Spatial Navigation in Amnestic MCI: Results From a Computer-Based Test (en)
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  • neuropsychology; Hidden Goal Task; hippocampus; apolipoprotein E; mild cognitive impairment (en)
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  • Hort, Jakub
  • Laczó, Jan
  • Vyhnálek, Martin
  • Vlček, Kamil
  • Gažová, Ivana
  • Nedelská, Zuzana
  • Andel, Ross
  • Mokrišová, Ivana
  • Matoska, Václav
  • Sheardova, Katerina
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  • 10.1037/neu0000072
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