MRI and CT, Can It See Dementia? | theSITREP

In this episode of the SITREP, Paul chats with Andrew Budson, M.D., about whether dementia can be seen via MRI or CT scan. For additional videos and resources, on this topic, please visit the links below.

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Andrew Budson, M.D., is a professor at Boston University, lecturer at Harvard Medical School, the Chief of Cognitive & Behavioral Neurology, at VA Boston Healthcare System, and an author of several books. To learn more or contact our guest, visit https://www.andrewbudsonmd.com.

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