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The Locus Coeruleus-Basal Forebrain tract in Lewy body disease: autonomic dysfunction and cognition

Aug 2026 · medRxiv · 0 citations
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The inverse correlation between volume and cognitive impairment suggest a mechanistic relationship and neurogenic orthostatic hypotension is associated with lower locus coeruleus basal forebrain tract volume.

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