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Study of Iron Accumulation Measured in MRI in Non-pathological Aging

Study of Iron Accumulation Measured in MRI in Non-pathological Aging

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18-95 years
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Overview

To study the correlation between the iron load in brain, measured in MRI, and the age of healthy subjects Secondary objectives are to study the correlations between the iron load in cortical brain regions and (i) the cognitive performances, (ii) markers of aging (MRI, EEG, OCT, biology),and (iii) demographical factors involved in iron load.

Eligibility

Inclusion Criteria:

  • Men or women between 18 and 95 years old
  • French speaker with capability to understand the instructions
  • Health insurance

Exclusion Criteria:

  • Pregnancy
  • minor subject
  • no informed consent agreement
  • subject enrolled in pharmaceutic study or exclusion period
  • MRI contra-indications
  • Neurological or psychiatric disorders
  • MOCA < 26
  • Psychotropic drugs
  • More than 3 MRI exams
  • More than 1 neuropsychological assessment (same cognitive tests) in the last 12 months
  • Unable to follow the entire protocol according to the investigator

Study details
    Healthy Aging

NCT04659824

University Hospital, Lille

27 January 2024

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