Estimated regional white matter hyperintensity burden, resting state functional connectivity, and cognitive functions in older adults
Abhishek Jaywant(NewYork–Presbyterian Hospital), Faith M. Gunning(Cornell University), Charles J. Lynch(Cornell University), Lindsay W. Victoria(Cornell University), Matteo Respino(Cornell University), Lauren E. Oberlin(Cornell University), Amy Kuceyeski(Cornell University), Matthew J. Hoptman(Nathan Kline Institute for Psychiatric Research), Conor Liston(Cornell University), Roy H. Perlis(Massachusetts General Hospital), George S. Alexopoulos(Cornell University), Matthew A. Scult(Cornell University), Michael W. O’Dell(Cornell University), Katharine Dunlop(Toronto Western Hospital)
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