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Distributional Impact of Brain Microbleeds on Global Cognitive Function in Adults Without Neurological Disorder
2012
Stroke
and Purpose-Brain microbleeds (MBs) are considered to be associated with cognitive decline and can be pathologically and topographically classified as cerebral amyloid angiopathy-related (located in lobar regions) and hypertensive microangiopathy-related (located in deep regions). We examined whether different effects on global cognitive function might be seen with different distributions of MBs. Methods-A total of 1279 adults without neurological disorders were studied prospectively. Subjects
doi:10.1161/strokeaha.111.647065
pmid:22581820
fatcat:il34wntyoneybmag4tu7dzugui