Magnetic Resonance Imaging of Cardiovascular Function and the Brain
Key result
Magnetic resonance imaging techniques are well suited to assess proximal aortic and left ventricular function, as well as manifestations of cerebral small vessel disease linked to cognitive decline.
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Review
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Implication
May support integrated cardio-cerebral MRI research; leaves open routine clinical adoption.
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Population
Cardiovascular disease, cognitive decline, and dementia
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Intervention / Comparator
Magnetic resonance imaging
MRI is a valuable modality for assessing the pathophysiological links between aortic stiffening, heart failure, and cerebral small vessel disease.
Cite This Study
Roos et al. (2017) conducted a review in Cardiovascular disease, cognitive decline, and dementia. Magnetic resonance imaging was evaluated. Magnetic resonance imaging techniques are well suited to assess proximal aortic and left ventricular function, as well as manifestations of cerebral small vessel disease linked to cognitive decline.