Neurofluid and Microstructural Evaluation by Time-Dependent Diffusion Analysis and White Matter Parameters in Obstructive Sleep Apnea

Motivation: Evaluating neurofluid dynamics, crucial for brain clearance, requires a comprehensive approach utilizing multiple assessment methods. We explore the role of time-dependent diffusion imaging in this context. Goal(s): This study examines obstructive sleep apnea, potentially impacting neurofluid dynamics, to assess correlations between time-dependent diffusion parameters and markers of sleep and respiration. Approach: In 42 patients, we analyzed correlations between polysomnography-derived indicators and ΔADC (ADCOGSE - ADCPGSE) in deep white matter. Results: ΔADC correlated well with respiratory parameters, while correlations with sleep markers were limited. Impact: ΔADC could serve as an indicator of brain microstructural changes linked to respiratory function, with implications for evaluating neurofluid dynamics.

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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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2025-09-16
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https://doi.org/10.58530/2025/5073
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Obstructive Sleep Apnea Research
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Motivation: Evaluating neurofluid dynamics, crucial for brain clearance, requires a comprehensive approach utilizing multiple assessment methods. We explore the role of time-dependent diffusion imaging in this context. Goal(s): This study examines obstructive sleep apnea, potentially impacting neurofluid dynamics, to assess correlations between time-dependent diffusion parameters and markers of sleep and respiration. Approach: In 42 patients, we analyzed correlations between polysomnography-derived indicators and ΔADC (ADCOGSE - ADCPGSE) in deep white matter. Results: ΔADC correlated well with respiratory parameters, while correlations with sleep markers were limited. Impact: ΔADC could serve as an indicator of brain microstructural changes linked to respiratory function, with implications for evaluating neurofluid dynamics.

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