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Relation between carotid stiffness, cognitive performance and brain connectivity in a healthy middle-aged population: an observational neurophysiological cohort study with magnetoencephalography
2016
BMJ Open
To cite: Nieboer D, Douw L, van Dijk BW, et al. Relation between carotid stiffness, cognitive performance and brain connectivity in a healthy middle-aged population: an observational neurophysiological cohort study with magnetoencephalography. ABSTRACT Objective: Impaired blood flow of the carotid artery can result in cognitive impairment, but how these vascular impairments lead to global cognitive disturbances is largely unknown. Problems in functional connectivity between brain areas may be
doi:10.1136/bmjopen-2016-013441
pmid:27979838
pmcid:PMC5168642
fatcat:2u2htqyh5nd57d5w7wcypy3m6m