Hi Peter,
SMC, LMCI and EMCI were categories used at recruitment. However, clinically, SMC are considered cognitively normal, while EMCI and LMCI both fall into the MCI category. Diagnosis at later visits just used the CN, MCI, AD categories. For the LONI visualization page that you mention, I suspect that the diagnoses are just the screening diagnoses (that is what is linked to the images), so it summarizes of those with a particular diagnosis at screening, which visits do they have…
ADNI-1, GO, and 2 had specific visitation schedules within the 1st couple of years, but then visits were annual after that. For example, in ADNI-1, all groups had visits at sc, bl, m06, m12, and m24, MCI also had m18 and m36 and CN also had m36. In ADNI-2, a m03 image was acquired in addition to m06. The later visits refer to roll-over participants who have continued on from an earlier phase of ADNI.
I hope this helps!
Danielle
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If you are trying to identify in which phase a participant enrolled, you can use the RID (<2000 means ADNI-1, 2000s means ADNI-GO, 4000s and 5000s are ADNI-2 and 6000s are ADNI-3). RID is the same as the last 4 digits of the PTID with the scans (XXX_S_XXXX). If you are seeing a visit beyond m36, that likely refers to visits that occurred in a later phase of ADNI, because the individual continued on in the study.
It does seem as though what you state below is true but you can check with the PTID (or RID)…
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