Greater Abnormalities of Brain Cerebrospinal Fluid Volumes in Younger Than in Older Patients With Alzheimer's Disease

Effect of Endovascular Hypothermia on Acute Ischemic Edema: Morphometric Analysis of the ICTuS Trial

“…The intracranial, cerebral, and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) volumes are summarized in Table 2, and are quite comparable to our previous results and to results from other laboratories [16,17]; the baseline CSF volume was somewhat high in this study, reflecting the higher age of this study sample. There were no apparent differences in overall morbidity or systemic illness in the cooled and notcooled patients.…”

Effect of Endovascular Hypothermia on Acute Ischemic Edema: Morphometric Analysis of the ICTuS Trial

“…The intracranial, cerebral, and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) volumes are summarized in Table 2, and are quite comparable to our previous results and to results from other laboratories [16,17]; the baseline CSF volume was somewhat high in this study, reflecting the higher age of this study sample. There were no apparent differences in overall morbidity or systemic illness in the cooled and notcooled patients.…”

Jugular venous reflux and brain parenchyma volumes in elderly patients with mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimer’s disease

“…This can be clearly seen if one analyzes the JVR-negative and positive groups separately. In the JVR-negative subjects there was a statistically significant reduction in global and tissue specific brain parenchymal volumes in the AD and MCI groups compared with the controls - a finding that is consistent with the observations of many other researchers [12-15,24]. However, no corresponding reduction was observed in the JVR-positive group, implying that in some way JVR inhibited brain volumetric loss in the AD and MCI subjects.…”

Brain Morphometry and Cognitive Performance in Normal Brain Aging: Age- and Sex-Related Structural and Functional Changes

“…It indicated that correlations between age and subarachnoid CSF volume are higher in men ( r = 0.653) than in women ( r = 0.545), although these correlations were not statistically compared (Blatter et al, 1995 ). In contrast, studies that examined peripheral CSF volume found that sex does not affect the age-related increase (Sullivan et al, 1993 ; Murphy et al, 1996 ; Raz et al, 1997 ).…”

Effect of Endovascular Hypothermia on Acute Ischemic Edema: Morphometric Analysis of the ICTuS Trial

“…The intracranial, cerebral, and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) volumes are summarized in Table 2, and are quite comparable to our previous results and to results from other laboratories [16,17]; the baseline CSF volume was somewhat high in this study, reflecting the higher age of this study sample. There were no apparent differences in overall morbidity or systemic illness in the cooled and notcooled patients.…”

Jugular venous reflux and brain parenchyma volumes in elderly patients with mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimer’s disease

“…This can be clearly seen if one analyzes the JVR-negative and positive groups separately. In the JVR-negative subjects there was a statistically significant reduction in global and tissue specific brain parenchymal volumes in the AD and MCI groups compared with the controls - a finding that is consistent with the observations of many other researchers [12-15,24]. However, no corresponding reduction was observed in the JVR-positive group, implying that in some way JVR inhibited brain volumetric loss in the AD and MCI subjects.…”

Brain Morphometry and Cognitive Performance in Normal Brain Aging: Age- and Sex-Related Structural and Functional Changes

“…It indicated that correlations between age and subarachnoid CSF volume are higher in men ( r = 0.653) than in women ( r = 0.545), although these correlations were not statistically compared (Blatter et al, 1995 ). In contrast, studies that examined peripheral CSF volume found that sex does not affect the age-related increase (Sullivan et al, 1993 ; Murphy et al, 1996 ; Raz et al, 1997 ).…”

Effect of Endovascular Hypothermia on Acute Ischemic Edema: Morphometric Analysis of the ICTuS Trial

“…The intracranial, cerebral, and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) volumes are summarized in Table 2, and are quite comparable to our previous results and to results from other laboratories [16,17]; the baseline CSF volume was somewhat high in this study, reflecting the higher age of this study sample. There were no apparent differences in overall morbidity or systemic illness in the cooled and notcooled patients.…”

Jugular venous reflux and brain parenchyma volumes in elderly patients with mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimer’s disease

“…This can be clearly seen if one analyzes the JVR-negative and positive groups separately. In the JVR-negative subjects there was a statistically significant reduction in global and tissue specific brain parenchymal volumes in the AD and MCI groups compared with the controls - a finding that is consistent with the observations of many other researchers [12-15,24]. However, no corresponding reduction was observed in the JVR-positive group, implying that in some way JVR inhibited brain volumetric loss in the AD and MCI subjects.…”

Brain Morphometry and Cognitive Performance in Normal Brain Aging: Age- and Sex-Related Structural and Functional Changes

“…It indicated that correlations between age and subarachnoid CSF volume are higher in men ( r = 0.653) than in women ( r = 0.545), although these correlations were not statistically compared (Blatter et al, 1995 ). In contrast, studies that examined peripheral CSF volume found that sex does not affect the age-related increase (Sullivan et al, 1993 ; Murphy et al, 1996 ; Raz et al, 1997 ).…”