Association of reduced cortical thickness with myocardial strain in patients with heart failure

Motivation: The mechanism of heart failure()-induced brain alterations is unclearGoal(s): To investigate the alterations in brain structure in patients with HF and their relationship with cardiac dysfunction and cognitive impairment. Approach: Using CAT12 to analyze intergroup differences in cortical thickness between HF patients and healthy controls, correlation analyses were performed to assess cortical thickness and cognitive impairment, cardiac dysfunctionResults: Reduced cortical thickness in patients with HF and correlation of reduced cortical thickness with cognitive impairment and cardiac dysfunctionImpact: Decreased cortical thickness in HF patients may play a mediating role between cardiac dysfunction and cogntive impairment.And our findings provide imaging evidence of brain alterations in HF patients.

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Proceedings on CD-ROM - International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine. Scientific Meeting and Exhibition/Proceedings of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Scientific Meeting and Exhibition
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2024-11-26
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https://doi.org/10.58530/2024/1793
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Cardiovascular Function and Risk Factors
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Association of reduced cortical thickness with myocardial strain in patients with heart failure

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Association of reduced cortical thickness with myocardial strain in patients with heart failure

Yujie Hu, Jie Lu, Yang Yang, Chong Zheng, Yadong Cui
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Motivation: The mechanism of heart failure()-induced brain alterations is unclearGoal(s): To investigate the alterations in brain structure in patients with HF and their relationship with cardiac dysfunction and cognitive impairment. Approach: Using CAT12 to analyze intergroup differences in cortical thickness between HF patients and healthy controls, correlation analyses were performed to assess cortical thickness and cognitive impairment, cardiac dysfunctionResults: Reduced cortical thickness in patients with HF and correlation of reduced cortical thickness with cognitive impairment and cardiac dysfunctionImpact: Decreased cortical thickness in HF patients may play a mediating role between cardiac dysfunction and cogntive impairment.And our findings provide imaging evidence of brain alterations in HF patients.

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