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Physicians can correctly diagnose AD about 90 percent of the time based on symptoms, a physical examination and neuropsychological and routine laboratory tests. Recently, spinal fluid testing for amyloid and Tau proteins, PET scans for metabolic activity and amyloid burden have increased this certainty further.
