Relationship between Brain Arterial Pathology and Neurocognitive Performance among Individuals with Human Immunodeficiency Virus

Keyphrases

• AIDS/HIV 100%
• Neurocognitive Function 100%
• HIV-associated Neurocognitive Disorders 100%
• Arterial Pathology 100%
• Antemortem 66%
• Lumen 66%
• Arterial Wall 66%
• Processing Speed 66%
• Cerebrovascular Disease 66%
• Arterial Wall Thickness 66%
• Verbal Fluency 66%
• African American 33%
• Infection Risk 33%
• Cognitive Impairment 33%
• Working Memory 33%
• Cognitive Score 33%
• Viral Load 33%
• Manhattan 33%
• Adjusted Model 33%
• CD4 Count 33%
• Generalized Linear Mixed Model 33%
• Executive Function 33%
• Follow-up Time 33%
• Autopsy 33%
• Brain Bank 33%
• American Academy of Neurology 33%
• Cognitive Domains 33%
• Opportunistic Infections 33%
• Neuropsychological Assessment 33%
• Cognitive Performance 33%
• Nosology 33%
• Wall Thinning 33%
• Vascular Risk 33%
• Interdependence 33%
• Motor Processing 33%
• Cognitive Diagnosis 33%
• Large Artery Disease 33%

Neuroscience

• Human Immunodeficiency Virus 100%
• HIV Associated Dementia 75%
• Cerebrovascular Disease 50%
• Cognitive Disorders 25%
• CD4 25%
• Working Memory 25%