Background Cognitive impairment and dementia are associated with a range of
cardiovascular conditions, including hypertension, coronary artery disease, and atrial …

Cognitive damage in heart failure (HF) involves different domains thus interfering with the
ability for single patient to self-care and to cope with treatment regimens, modifying …

Background Cerebral small vessel disease, a common cause of vascular dementia, is often
considered clinically silent before dementia or stroke become apparent. However, some …

In the human brain,≈ 30% of the energy is spent on synaptic transmission. Disappearance
of synaptic activity is the earliest consequence of cerebral ischemia. The changes of …

Abstract Background and Purpose Cognitive decline is an important contributor to disability
in patients with chronic heart failure, affecting 25%–50% of patients. The aim of this review is …

Diseases affecting the brain contribute to a substantial proportion of morbidity and mortality
in the general population. Conditions such as stroke, dementia and cognitive impairment …

It has been estimated that 5.1 million Americans suffer from heart failure. Cognitive
impairment has been described as a consequence of heart failure in numerous studies …

Objectives: This study sought to determine the spectrum of brain lesions seen in heart failure
(HF) patients and the extent to which lesion type contributes to cognitive impairment …

Background Neurocognitive impairment in survivors of childhood cancer may be associated
with direct neurotoxicity, as well as indirect effects of systemic health complications. We …

Simple Summary Compared to the general population, patients with heart failure have
reduced cognition and increased dementia risk. Brain changes have been observed in …