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Research Progress on the Relationship between Blood Pressure Levels in Stroke Patients and Post-Stroke Cognitive Impairment

作者:Bai Junqing

院校:Xi’an Medical University, China

摘要:This literature review examines the relationship between blood pressure and cognitive function, particularly in
stroke survivors and older adults. The impact of blood pressure variability on cognitive function in stroke survivors is explored,
as well as the association between hypertension and the risk of dementia. The review also highlights the importance of blood
pressure control in post-stroke cognitive recovery and the challenges involved. Several studies and systematic reviews are cited
to elucidate the current understanding of this topic. The findings emphasize the need for comprehensive stroke rehabilitation
programs that include blood pressure management to improve cognitive outcomes and enhance the quality of life for stroke
survivors.

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Blood pressure variability; Cognitive function; Stroke survivors; Older adults; Hypertension; Dementia risk; Blood pressure control; Post-stroke cognitive recovery; Stroke rehabilitation programs; Quality of life

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