… Moreover, physical activity plays a role in endothelial function and cerebral … human brain.
Experimental and clinical studies demonstrate the positive impact of prior physical activity on …

… , and capillaries of the brain and refers to several pathological … on brain structural
abnormalities in CSVD, in the present study, we aimed to explore altered spontaneous brain activity …

… Rather, brain activity is estimated on the basis of the intensity and synchrony of … between
brain regions. Connectivity in this context refers to synchrony between spatially distinct brain …

… refers to correlated activity between functionally related brain regions rather … , brain regions
within the DMN normally show highly correlated brain activity during rest and reduced activity …

… ; (D) intrinsic small vessel disease may lead to diffused disrupted blood–brain barrier. If this
… in the vessel wall, resulting in narrowing of the arteriolar lumen, vessel wall thickening and …

… Cerebral small vessel disease is characterized by a wide range of focal and global brain …
to quantify multiple types of small vessel disease–related brain changes and examined their …

… -h activity rhythms are particularly profound 5, 6, suggesting that structural brain changes
may … frequently have structural brain damage caused by cerebral small vessel disease, which …

… Cerebral small vessel disease is the second most common endemic entity of the aging brain
… hallmark lesions of cerebral small vessel disease. They can be non-invasively depicted by …

… Cerebral small vessel disease (cSVD) refers to a group of several pathological processes
affecting the small arteries, arterioles, capillaries, and venules of the brain. Patients with cSVD …

… 10 One of the main functions of the NVU is neurovascular coupling, in which energy demand
of brain activity is ensured by regulating the supply of energetic metabolites, nutrients, and …