Clinical parkinsonism & related disorders · 2022
Neural synchronization analysis of electroencephalography coherence in patients with Parkinson's disease-related mild cognitive impairment.
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Mano Tomoo, Kinugawa Kaoru, Ozaki Maki, Kataoka Hiroshi, Sugie Kazuma
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INTRODUCTION: The underlying pathophysiology of slight cognitive dysfunction in Parkinson's disease-related mild cognitive impairment (PD-MCI) is yet to be elucidated. Our study aimed to evaluate the association between cognitive function and brain functional connectivity (FC) in patients with PD-MCI.
METHODS: Twenty patients with sporadic PD-MCI were evaluated for FC in the brain network. Further, electroencephalography (EEG) coherence analysis in the whole-brain and quantified regional coherence using phase coupling were performed for each frequency, and motor and cognitive function were assessed in the whole-brain.
RESULTS: The degree of cognitive impairment was related to a decrease in the coherence in the alpha ranges. The regional coherence in the left frontal-left parietal region rather than the right frontal-right parietal region showed a higher correlation with the cognitive function scores.
CONCLUSION: The differences in EEG coherence across different types of cognitive dysfunction reflect a compensatory response to the heterogeneous and complex clinical presentation of PD-MCI. Our findings indicate decreased brain efficiency and impaired neural synchronization in PD-MCI; these results may be crucial in elucidating the pathological exacerbation of PD-MCI.
METHODS: Twenty patients with sporadic PD-MCI were evaluated for FC in the brain network. Further, electroencephalography (EEG) coherence analysis in the whole-brain and quantified regional coherence using phase coupling were performed for each frequency, and motor and cognitive function were assessed in the whole-brain.
RESULTS: The degree of cognitive impairment was related to a decrease in the coherence in the alpha ranges. The regional coherence in the left frontal-left parietal region rather than the right frontal-right parietal region showed a higher correlation with the cognitive function scores.
CONCLUSION: The differences in EEG coherence across different types of cognitive dysfunction reflect a compensatory response to the heterogeneous and complex clinical presentation of PD-MCI. Our findings indicate decreased brain efficiency and impaired neural synchronization in PD-MCI; these results may be crucial in elucidating the pathological exacerbation of PD-MCI.