1960
DOI: 10.1161/01.cir.21.5.704
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Cerebral Hemodynamic and Metabolic Studies in Patients with Congestive Heart Failure

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“…Though heart failure has been associated with reduced cerebral blood flow for more than five decades [18,19], it was not until 1977 when the term “cardiogenic dementia” was introduced that clinical features (i.e., a mild dementing state) were associated with heart failure [20]. The theory behind “cardiogenic dementia,” which was considered controversial at the time [21,22], proposed that cerebral blood flow changes resulted in a fluctuating cognitive state that could be progressive in nature.…”
Section: Heart Failure As a Clinical Model For Understanding Cardiac mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Though heart failure has been associated with reduced cerebral blood flow for more than five decades [18,19], it was not until 1977 when the term “cardiogenic dementia” was introduced that clinical features (i.e., a mild dementing state) were associated with heart failure [20]. The theory behind “cardiogenic dementia,” which was considered controversial at the time [21,22], proposed that cerebral blood flow changes resulted in a fluctuating cognitive state that could be progressive in nature.…”
Section: Heart Failure As a Clinical Model For Understanding Cardiac mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This group also performed badly in simple naming tasks and a variety of other cognitive tests. Cognitive deficits have been observed by other investigators in cardiovascular diseases 5 and have been attirbuted to strokes, to arrhythmias, 6 and to severe “end‐stage” congestive failure 7 . The suggestion has been made that repeated bouts of failure or repeated arrhythmias may damage neurons and lead to dementia even without frank stroke 5…”
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confidence: 93%
“…Congestive heart failure may also present with an acute delirium even in the absence of hypoxia 13 . Eisenberg and Madison studied patients with congestive heart failure and found that chronically impaired blood circulation leads to problems of brain metabolic deficits and cerebral hypoxia 14 …”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%