Poststroke Cognitive Outcome is Better Accounted for by White Matter Abnormalities Automated Segmentation Than Visual Analysis

B. Lawson, J. Martin,A. Aarabi, E. Ouin, S. Tasseel-Ponche,M. Barbay,D. Andriuta,M. Roussel,O. Godefroy,S. Canaple,C. Lamy, C. Leclercq,A. Arnoux, S. Despretz-Wannepain, P. Despretz, H. Berrissoul, C. Picard, M. Diouf, G. Loas, H. Deramond,H. Taillia,A-E. Ardisson, C. Nedelec-Ciceri,C. Bonnin, C. Thomas-Anterion, F. Vincent-Grangette,J. Varvat,V. Quaglino,H. Beaunieux,C. Moroni, A. Martens-Chazelles, S. Batier-Monperrus, C. Monteleone, V. Costantino, E. Theunssens

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WMH,MRI,Control functions,Executive functions,Dementia,Mild cognitive impairment,Infarct,Hemorrhage,Stroke

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