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Neuroimaging in dementia: how best to use the guidelines?
Kuruvilla et al [1][1] completed an audit cycle on neuroimaging practice after national and European guidance was adapted to local resource availability. The audit showed an improvement in the number of patients who have had at least one form of neuroimaging performed from 68 to 76%, and although