نتایج جستجو برای: brain white matter hyperintensities

تعداد نتایج: 816747  

2015
Donald M. Lyall Susana Muñoz Maniega Sarah E. Harris Mark E. Bastin Catherine Murray Michael W. Lutz Ann M. Saunders Allen D. Roses Maria del C. Valdés Hernández Natalie A. Royle John M. Starr David J. Porteous Ian J. Deary Joanna M. Wardlaw

BACKGROUND Two markers of cerebral small vessel disease are white matter hyperintensities and cerebral microbleeds, which commonly occur in people with Alzheimer's disease. AIM AND/OR HYPOTHESIS To test for independent associations between two Alzheimer's disease-susceptibility gene loci--APOE ε and the TOMM40 '523' poly-T repeat--and white matter hyperintensities/cerebral microbleed burden i...

Journal: :AJNR. American journal of neuroradiology 1997
J L Tanabe D Amend N Schuff V DiSclafani F Ezekiel D Norman G Fein M W Weiner

PURPOSE To compare brain tissue in patients with Alzheimer disease with that in elderly control subjects by using high-resolution MR imaging and quantitative tissue-segmentation techniques. METHODS MR imaging of the brain was performed in 21 patients with Alzheimer disease and 17 control subjects. A computerized segmentation program was used to quantify volumes of ventricular and sulcal cereb...

Journal: :The journals of gerontology. Series A, Biological sciences and medical sciences 2012
Caterina Rosano David A Bennett Anne B Newman Vijay Venkatraman Kristine Yaffe Tamara Harris Stephen Kritchevsky Howard J Aizenstein

OBJECTIVES Identify the neuroimaging correlates of parkinsonian signs in older adults living in the community. METHODS Magnetic resonance imaging was obtained in 307 adults (82.9 years, 55% women, 39% blacks) concurrently with the Unified Parkinson Disease Rating scale-motor part. Magnetic resonance imaging measures included volume of whole-brain white matter hyperintensities and of gray matt...

Journal: :Neurology 2007
Perminder Sachdev Wei Wen Xiaohua Chen Henry Brodaty

OBJECTIVE The aims of this study were to examine white matter hyperintensities (WMHs) in the brains of elderly individuals, the rate of progression, the anatomic regions most vulnerable, and the predictors of change. METHODS We examined 51 healthy volunteers (mean age 71 years) with T2-weighted brain MRI on the same scanner 3 years apart. WMH volumes were determined by an automated method, an...

Journal: :Archives of neurology 2002
Ian A Cook Andrew F Leuchter Melinda L Morgan Elise Witte Conlee Steven David Robert Lufkin Ashkan Babaie Jennifer J Dunkin Ruth O'Hara Sara Simon Amy Lightner Susan Thomas David Broumandi Neeraj Badjatia Laura Mickes Rajal K Mody Sanjaya Arora Zimu Zheng Michelle Abrams Susan Rosenberg-Thompson

CONTEXT Healthy elderly persons commonly show 4 types of change in brain structure-cortical atrophy, central atrophy, deep white-matter hyperintensities, and periventricular hyperintensities-as forms of subclinical structural brain disease (SSBD). OBJECTIVES To characterize the volumes of SSBD present with aging and to determine the associations of SSBD, physiology, and cognitive function. ...

2009
Harris A. Ngow Wan Mohd Nowalid Wan Khairina Bin Basri Hamidon

Brain edema in patients with hypertensive encephalopathy frequently affects the parietooccipital white matter. Hypertensive encephalopathy is thus included as a differential diagnosis in reversible posterior leukoencephalopathy syndrome. Diffuse white matter involvement rarely occurs. We report a 41-year old woman with hypertensive encephalopathy with diffuse and non-enhancing white matter hype...

2013
Nehal A. Parikh Robert E. Lasky Kathleen A. Kennedy Georgia McDavid Jon E. Tyson

Our objective was to investigate diverse clinical antecedents of total and regional brain volume abnormalities and white matter hyperintensity volume on term MRI in extremely low birth weight (birth weight ≤1000 g) survivors. A consecutive cohort of extremely low birth weight infants who survived to 38 weeks postmenstrual age (n = 122) and a control group of 16 healthy term newborns underwent b...

Journal: :Stroke 2006
Mark C Kruit Lenore J Launer Michel D Ferrari Mark A van Buchem

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE Migraineurs are at increased risk of cerebellar infarcts and supratentorial white matter lesions. The prevalence, frequency, and distribution of infratentorial hyperintense lesions in migraine are unknown. METHODS Migraineurs with aura (n=161), without aura (n=134), and controls (n=140) from a population-based sample of adults (30 to 60 years of age) were evaluated with...

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