Researchers drew attention to the blood vessels behind the eye that could reflect changes associated with Alzheimer’s disease. For example, the narrowing of arteroliol and the expansion of Venul in the eyes are associated with an increase in the risk of cognitive disorder.
One of the authors of the study. Ashley Barrett-yang said that the results have so far that the results are too early to be used in daily practice. However, these data opens expectations for the development of more affordable and effective early diagnostic methods.
The use of eye screening as a biobelirt to identify people with risk of dementia may become an important tool for early treatment.
One feature of the study is that it is based on long -term health work in New Zealand and the results were published in Alzheimer’s Disease Magazine.
Source: Ferra
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