White matter regions with low microstructure in young adults are associated with white matter hyperintensities in late life
Patrick J. Lao(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Adam M. Brickman(Columbia University), Yaakov Stern(Columbia University), Briana S. Last(Stony Brook University), Christian Habeck(Columbia University), Kay C. Igwe(Columbia University), Yunglin Gazes(Columbia University), Atul Narkhede(Columbia University), Vanessa A. Guzman(Columbia University), Robert S. Vorburger(Columbia University)
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