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Functional Brain Connectivity and Neurocognitive Functioning in Patients with Longstanding Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus with and without Microvascular Complications: a Magnetoencephalography Study
Diabetes, 07/28/09

Duinkerken EV et al. – Compared to healthy controls, functional connectivity and cognition differed in T1DM patients irrespective of microvascular complication status, indicating that chronic hyperglycemia, amongst other factors, may negatively affect brain functioning even before microvascular damage becomes manifest. The association found between synchronization likelihood and cognition suggest functional connectivity to play a significant role in cognitive functioning.

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