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To assess the value of 3D-pCASL parameters in predicting cognitive function improvement after revascularization surgery for moyamoya disease.

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Characteristics of 3D pCASL parameters in patients with moyamoya disease and their predictive value for cognitive function after revascularization surgery.

SZShiyuan ZhangHebei Medical University ZMZhizhao MaHebei Medical University LLLijie LiuHospital of Hebei Province

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To assess the value of 3D-pCASL parameters in predicting cognitive function improvement after revascularization surgery for moyamoya disease.
Analyzed 3D-pCASL parameters in patients with moyamoya disease
Evaluated cognitive function before and after revascularization surgery
Utilized imaging techniques to identify neuronal injury
Confirmed the predictive capability of 3D-pCASL parameters for cognitive improvement
Provided objective imaging data correlating neuronal injury with cognitive outcomes
Identified early indicators for clinicians in assessing postoperative recovery

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This study further confirmed the application value of 3D-pCASL parameters in the examination of neuronal injury and the prediction of postoperative cognitive function improvement, providing an objective imaging basis for the early clinical identification of patients.

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Characteristics of 3D pCASL parameters in patients with moyamoya disease and their predictive value for cognitive function after revascularization surgery.

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