White matter hyperintensities rather than lacunar infarcts are associated with depressive symptoms in older people: the LADIS study.
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Katja Petrovic | Wiesje M van der Flier | Domenico Inzitari | Leonardo Pantoni | Lars-Olof Wahlund | Timo Erkinjuntti | W. M. van der Flier | J. O'Brien | L. Wahlund | A. Wallin | M. Firbank | E. V. van Straaten | L. Pantoni | D. Inzitari | T. Erkinjuntti | M. Simoni | K. Petrovic | John T O'Brien | Mani S Krishnan | Michael J Firbank | Anders Wallin | Elisabeth C W van Straaten | Elisabeth C. W. van Straaten | Michela Simoni | M. Krishnan
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