Regional gray matter loss in late-life onset depression is associated with vascular risks, but not with cerebral amyloidosis

Min Soo Byun,Young Min Choe,Bo Kyung Sohn,Dahyun Yi,Ji Young Han,Hyo Jung Choi,Hyewon Baek,Hyun Jung Kim,Yu Kyeong Kim,Chul-Ho Sohn,Jong Inn Woo,Dong Young Lee

doi:10.1016/j.jalz.2015.06.026

Regional gray matter loss in late-life onset depression is associated with vascular risks, but not with cerebral amyloidosis

Min Soo Byun, Young Min Choe + Show 10 more

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Journal: Alzheimer's & Dementia

Publication Date: Jul 1, 2015

Affiliation: Seoul National University Hospital, Boramae Medical Center, Seoul National University

#Regional Gray Matter Loss #Cerebral Amyloidosis #Vascular Risks #Late-life Depression #Gray Matter Loss #Late-life Onset #Regional Gray Matter #Onset Depression #Gray Matter

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