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Vlek ALM et al. – The magnitude of changes in brain tissue and ventricular volume in patients with vascular disease was comparable to the physiological changes described in normal people at a much higher age. Progression of cerebral atrophy in this population may be associated with advanced physiological aging, but is probably not caused by elevated BP.

   

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