24-hour blood pressure variability

1. 24-hour blood pressure variability is associated with posterior cingulate cortical thickness in humans (β = -0.134; 95% CI -0.026 to -0.009 (as reported)).

   “and posterior cingulate cortex (β = -0.134; 95% CI, -0.026, -0.009).”

   Humanswithout dementia; adjusted linear regressionposterior cingulate cortex231 (76%) womensn = 304

   Associations of Blood Pressure Level and Variability With Cortical Thickness: A Cross-Sectional Analysis From the Maracaibo Aging Study

   American journal of hypertension·29 Aug 2025

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1. 24-hour blood pressure variability is associated with middle temporal gyral thickness in humans (β = -0.146; 95% CI -0.268 to -0.024).

   “and middle temporal (β = -0.146; 95% CI, -0.268, -0.024) gyri”

   Humanswithout dementia; adjusted linear regressionmiddle temporal gyrus231 (76%) womensn = 304

   Associations of Blood Pressure Level and Variability With Cortical Thickness: A Cross-Sectional Analysis From the Maracaibo Aging Study

   American journal of hypertension·29 Aug 2025

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1. 24-hour blood pressure variability is associated with middle frontal gyral thickness in humans (β = -0.156; 95% CI -0.282 to -0.030).

   “A higher 24-h BP variability was associated with thinner middle frontal (β = -0.156; 95% CI, -0.282, -0.030)”

   Humanswithout dementia; adjusted linear regressionmiddle frontal gyrus231 (76%) womensn = 304

   Associations of Blood Pressure Level and Variability With Cortical Thickness: A Cross-Sectional Analysis From the Maracaibo Aging Study

   American journal of hypertension·29 Aug 2025

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