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Table 3:

Spearman correlations of tortuosity ratio with variables of interest to SVD and AD in LIFE MRI (n = 53)

ρP Value
Age−0.023.87
Race0.202.15
Sex−0.304.03a
APOE40.454.001a
Pulse pressureb0.206.14
VEGF−0.236.096a
BDNF0.227.11
Hemoglobin level0.266.07a
Physical activity—daily oderate activity (min)−0.187.20
3MS0.199.15
  • a Significant.

  • b Partial correlation of pulse pressure and tortuosity ratio adjusted for antihypertensive drug use.