Cerebral Infarcts and Cognitive Performance: Importance of Location and Number of Infarcts
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O. Lopez | M. van Buchem | J. Saczynski | P. Jonsson | G. Eiriksdottir | M. Garcia | L. Launer | S. Sigurdsson | M. Jónsdóttir | O. Kjartansson | V. Gudnason
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