"full post-mortem examination reveals lobar, cortical, or cortical-subcortical haemorrhage and pathological evidence of severe cerebral amyloid angiopathy and absence of other diagnostic lesion"
"does not have to be post-mortem"
"full post-mortem examination reveals lobar, cortical, or cortical-subcortical haemorrhage and pathological evidence of severe cerebral amyloid angiopathy and absence of other diagnostic lesion"
"full post-mortem examination reveals lobar, cortical, or cortical-subcortical haemorrhage and pathological evidence of severe cerebral amyloid angiopathy and absence of other diagnostic lesion"
"multiple haemorrhages restricted to lobar, cortical, or cortical-subcortical regions (cerebellar haemorrhages allowed) without another cause, or"
"a single lobar, cortical, or cortical-subcortical haemorrhage and focal (three or fewer sulci) or disseminated (more than three sulci) cortical superficial siderosis without another cause"
"a single lobar, cortical, or cortical-subcortical haemorrhage without another cause, or"
"does not have to be post-mortem"
"The modified Boston criteria, or the Boston criteria 1.5, were proposed in 2010 in order to incorporate cortical superficial siderosis into the diagnoses of probable and possible cerebral amyloid angiopathy (CAA) 1. They consist of combined clinical, imaging and pathological parameters, and are based upon the original Boston criteria which were proposed in 1995 2. These criteria have since been superseded by the Boston criteria 2.0 4."