Effect of dynamic cerebral autoregulation on the association between deep medullary vein changes and cerebral small vessel disease

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  • who: . and collaborators from the University of Toronto, Canada have published the research: Effect of dynamic cerebral autoregulation on the association between deep medullary vein changes and cerebral small vessel disease, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
  • what: In this prospective observational study, the authors aimed to explore 1) the association between DMV changes and total CSVD burden, 2) the correlation between DMV changes and dCA, and 3) the effect of dCA on the association between DMV changes and CSVD burden. substantially to cognitive decline, dementia, depression, gait abnormalities, and bowel and bladder disturbances. This study showed . . .

     

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