Severe enlarged centrum semiovale perivascular spaces

Biomarker

1 paper2 findings

  • Human trial1

Effects

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Early cognitive function

no changein humans1

1 study
  1. Severe enlarged centrum semiovale perivascular spaces have no effect on early cognitive function in humans.

    HumansAmyloid-positive, cognitively unimpaired, hemorrhage-free older adults61.3% femalesn = 932

    Severely enlarged brain vessel spaces predicted bleeding lesions

    Annals of neurology9 Oct 2026

Associations

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First CAA-related hemorrhagic lesions

upin humans1HR 2.85

1 study
  1. Severe enlarged centrum semiovale perivascular spaces predict first CAA-related hemorrhagic lesions in humans (33.7% versus 13.6%; adjusted HR 2.85, 95% CI 1.91–4.25).

    HumansAmyloid-positive, cognitively unimpaired, hemorrhage-free older adults; severe versus nonsevere EPVS-CSObrainMedian follow-up 5.1 years61.3% femalesn = 932

    Severely enlarged brain vessel spaces predicted bleeding lesions

    Annals of neurology9 Oct 2026

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Annals of Neurology

Severely enlarged brain vessel spaces predicted bleeding lesions

Over a median 5.1 years, bleeding-related lesions appeared in 33.7% of participants with severe enlargement versus 13.6% without severe enlargement.Over a median 5.1 years, bleeding-related lesions appeared in 33.7% of participants with severe enlargement versus 13.6% without severe enlargement.

Trial in 932 peopleBiomarkers