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脑中风前认知障碍:频率和与先发性神经精神病,功能和神经成像特征的关联

Francesco Mele1, Ilaria Cova1, Alessia Nicotra1

  • 1Neurology Unit, Luigi Sacco University Hospital, Milan, Italy (F. Mele, I.C., A.N., G.M., V.C., S.P., L.P.).

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|May 31, 2024
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概括

脑中风前认知障碍 (SCI) 影响三分之一的中风患者,并与神经精神问题和功能衰退有关. 白质病变和中间叶缩是关键指标,表明SCI前的血管和退行性原因.

关键词:
认知功能障碍 认知功能障碍缺血性中风 中风神经成像是一种神经成像.患病率的流行情况.白质是白色物质的组成部分.

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