[The effect of age and sex on the quantitative parameters of the computed tomography of the brain in neuro-geriatric diseases. II]
- PMID: 1881284
[The effect of age and sex on the quantitative parameters of the computed tomography of the brain in neuro-geriatric diseases. II]
Abstract
The paper is devoted to a study of age and sex differences of linear, volumetric, volumetric longitudinal and densitometric parameters of CT of the brain in patients with neurogeriatric diseases with chronic cerebrovascular insufficiency. The ventricular system of the brain and subarachnoid space was shown to increase with age; a decrease in the relative density of the white substance at the anterior horns was noted. Sex differences were most noticeable in younger patients. Average sizes of the ventricular system and subarachnoid space were indicated for men and women belonging to different age groups. A conclusion was made that assessment of CT results in neurogeriatric patients must include their age and sex.
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