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Associations between white matter hyperintensities (WMH), relative cerebral blood flow (rCBF), and cognition using multi‐delay ASL

Alzheimers Dement · 2025 · PMC12724810

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We also find a positive relationship between WMH rCBF and episodic memory score while controlling for age, sex and cognitive status (β=0.937, p =0.039) (Figure 2A), in addition to a nonsignificant trend when examining penumbra rCBF (β=0.758, p =0.087) (Figure 2B).

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