Yoon-Joo Cho
Are Korean children free from suicide? Risk and protective factors within a transactional-ecological perspective
Journal of child health care : for professionals working with children in the hospital and community
examine relationship white matter hyperintensity wmh volume magnetic resonance images cognitive tests large populationbased sample quantitative magnetic resonance imaging neuropsychological evaluations performed 1820 dementia strokefree participants framingham offspring cohort wmh volume relative total cranial volume computed wmh volumes 1 sd agepredicted mean defined large adjusting age sex education height framingham stroke risk profile examined relationship wmh 3 cognitive factors derived neuropsychological test battery verbal memory visuospatial memory organization visual scanning motor speed 3 individual measures new learning abstract reasoning naming compared little wmh volume participants large wmh volume performed worse cognitive factors visuospatial memory organization p 04 visual scanning motor speed p 01 well new learning p 04 verbal memory p 52 younger communitybased population nondemented individuals large wmh volume compared less wmh volumes performed significantly worse cognitive domains generally associated frontal lobe systems lesser extent medial temporal area study clarify whether large wmh volume associated cognitive impairment lead future risk stroke dementia