Abstract

Background and Objective: Psoriasis is a common immune system infection that often goes hand in hand with other conditions. The purpose of this study was to investigate the prevalence of atrophic mind changes and small vessel cerebrovascular disease (SVCD) on MRIs of healthy people and psoriasis patients.

Materials and Methods: To examine the average global decay (MTA) score, global cortical decay (GCA) score, and Fazekas scale, cerebrum MRI was performed on each individual. Finally, the total frequencies of each boundary between the two groups were considered.

Results: The recurrence of the Fazekas scale, GCA, and MTA scores did not significantly differ between the two groups. However, when compared to the case group, a slight pattern emerged: controls had higher recurrences of Fazekas scale, GCA, and MTA scores. The Fazekas scale had no significant correlation with illness duration (p=0.16), but there was a significant positive correlation (p0.001) between illness duration and GCA and MTA scores. There was no significant connection found between the status of Fazekas, GCA, and MTA and the various boundaries.

Conclusion: In psoriasis patients, separating terms of CNS contribution might be necessary because the increase in sickness duration was primarily accompanied by an increase in the occurrence of cerebral decay.