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Background  Amyloid PET plays a vital role in detecting the accumulation of in vivo amyloid-β (Aβ). The quantification of Aβ accumulation has been widely performed using the region of interest (ROI)-based mean cortical standardized uptake value ratio (mcSUVR). However, voxel-based statistical analysis has not been well studied. The purpose of this study was to examine the feasibility of analyzing amyloid PET scans by voxel-based statistical analysis. The results were then compared to those with the ROI-based mcSUVR. In total, 166 subjects who underwent  11 C-PiB PET in the J-ADNI multi-center study were analyzed. Additionally, 18 Aβ-negative images were collected from other studies to form a normal database. The PET images were spatially normalized to the standard space using an adaptive template method without MRI. The mcSUVR was measured using a pre-defined ROI. Voxel-wise  Z -scores within the ROI were calculated using the normal database, after which  Z -score maps were generated. A receiver operating characteristic (ROC) analysis was performed to evaluate whether  Z -sum (sum of the  Z -score) and mcSUVR could be used to classify the scans into positive and negative using the central visual read as the reference standard. PET scans that were equivocal were regarded as positive.    Results  Sensitivity and specificity were respectively 90.8% and 100% by  Z -sum and 91.8% and 98.5% by mcSUVR. Most of the equivocal scans were subsequently classified by both  Z -sum and mcSUVR as false negatives.  Z -score maps correctly delineated abnormal Aβ accumulation over the same regions as the visual read.    Conclusions  We examined the usefulness of voxel-based statistical analysis for amyloid PET. This method provides objective  Z -score maps and  Z -sum values, which were observed to be helpful as an adjunct to visual interpretation especially for cases with mild or limited Aβ accumulation. This approach could improve the Aβ detection sensitivity, reduce inter-reader variability, and allow for detailed monitoring of Aβ deposition.    Trial registration  The number of the J-ADNI study is  UMIN1374

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Voxel-based statistical analysis and quantification of amyloid PET in the Japanese Alzheimer’s disease neuroimaging initiative (J-ADNI) multi-center study