Keywords: Blood Vessels, White Matter
Motivation: Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is closely related to cerebrovascular injury. However, even when the ejection fraction (EF) is normal, the cardiac microvascular system may still be abnormal.
Goal(s): Explore the relationship between CVD with preserved EF and cerebrovascular injury.
Approach: The heart and brain MRI of the participants were scanned with 3.0T MRI scanner. Different cardiac ejection parameters and high signal images of white matter were obtained.
Results: Patients with CVD, when EF is normal, are still associated with WMH and are still a risk factor for brain injury.
Impact: t is crucial to pay early attention to the early indicators of cerebrovascular abnormalities in patients with heart failure, as timely intervention is essential for reducing the risk of stroke.
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