プラズマのGFAPとNLRP3は,近年の小規模な皮質下心臓発作後の認知障害と関連しており,周心室白質の超強度による

Tianxiang Lan1, Chunhua Wang2, Yuying Yan1

  • 1Department of Neurology, West China Hospital, Sichuan University, Chengdu, China.

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まとめ

早期のプラズマGFAPとNLRP3は,小小皮下心臓発作 (SSI) の脳卒中患者における認知機能障害のリスクを示しています. ホワイトマターの変化は,このリンクを部分的に説明し,早期のリスク識別を助けます.

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