T111. Changes in Connectivity Induced by White Matter Hyperintensities Predict Dysexecutive Behaviors in Late-Life Depression
Matteo Respino(University of British Columbia), Faith M. Gunning(Cornell University), Naib Chowdhury(Cornell University), Amy Kuceyeski(Cornell University), Matthew J. Hoptman(Nathan Kline Institute for Psychiatric Research), Matthew A. Scult(Cornell University), George S. Alexopoulos(Cornell University), Lindsay W. Victoria(Cornell University)
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