Correlation between white matter microstructural integrity and cognitive function in patients with hypertension
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Objective To investigate the effect of hypertension on white matter microstructure and its correlation with cognitive function using automated fiber-tract quantification. Methods Consecutive subjects visited Drum Tower Hospital, the Affiliated Hospital of Nanjing University Medical School between January 2017 and July 2018 were collected. They were divided into hypertension without cognitive impairment (HTN-nonCI) group (n=44), hypertension with cognitive impairment (HTN-CI) group (n=50), and control group (n=25). The imaging data and neuropsychological scale test results of the subjects were collected. The automated fiber-tract quantification was used to obtain the diffusion parameters of 100 nodes on 20 fiber tracts in the whole brain. The differential segments of each fiber tract diffusion parameter between the control group and HTN-nonCI group, and the HTN-nonCI group and HTN-CI group were compared. Correlation analysis was performed in white matter fiber tracts with significant differences and each cognitive domain between the HTN-nonCI group and the HTN-CI group. Results The fractional anisotropy (FA) of white matter fiber tracts in 3 groups showed a decreasing trend, and the mean diffusion diffusivity (MD) showed an increasing trend. The comparison between the control group and the HTN-nonCI group showed that there were significant differences in the FA values of the midpoint of left thalamic radiation tract partial to brainstem, the genus of corpus callosum near brainstem, and frontal part and and proximal ventricle of splenium of corpus callosum (all P<0.05); there were significant differences in the MD values of the middle part of left thalamic radiation tract and near the brainstem, the right thalamic radiation tract near the brainstem, the top of left corticospinal tract and near brainstem, the middle hippocampus of right cingulate tract, the middle part of genu of corpus callosum, the splenium of the corpus callosum near the lateral ventricle, the left uncinate tract near the forehead (all P<0.05). A comparison between the HTN-nonCI group and the HTN-CI group showed that there was significant difference in the FA value between the distributed segments of cingulate gyrus of left cingulate tract and the left inferior fronto-occipital tract near the occipital lobe, in which cingulate gyrus of left cingulate tract was significantly correlated with the Montreal Cognitive Assessment Scale score (standardized β=0.268, P=0.029); there were significant differences in the right thalamic radiation tract near the brainstem, the forehead and proximal ventricle of splenium of the corpus callosum, and the scattered distribution segments of the right inferior longitudinal fasciculus, in which the right inferior longitudinal fasciculus was significantly correlated with memory (standardized β=-0.243, P=0.047) and executive function (standardized β=-0.284, P=0.021). Conclusions Microstructural integrity of white matter was generally destroyed in patients with hypertension, but some segments were more susceptible to hypertension. The integrity of cingulate gyrus of cingulate tract was significantly correlated with the overall cognitive function. The integrity of inferior longitudinal fasciculus was significantly correlated with the executive function and memory. Key words: White matter; Neural pathways; Cognition; Cognition disorders; Hypertension; Magnetic resonance imaging; Diffusion tensor imaging; Risk factors
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