Loss of white matter integrity mediates the association between cortical cerebral microinfarcts and cognitive dysfunction: A longitudinal study
Jiannan Huang(National University of Singapore), Saima Hilal(National University of Singapore), Xiangyuan Huang(National University of Singapore), Marco Egle(University of Cambridge), Daniel J. Tozer(University of Cambridge), Caroline Robert(National University of Singapore), Megan Oh(National University of Singapore), Christopher Chen(National University of Singapore)
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