White matter hyperintensities may correspond to areas of increased blood volume: correlative MR and PET observations.

H Yamauchi; H Fukuyama; K Harada; S Yamaguchi; T Miyoshi; T Doi; J Kimura; Y Iwasaki; R Asato; Y Yonekura

doi:10.1097/00004728-199011000-00006

White matter hyperintensities may correspond to areas of increased blood volume: correlative MR and PET observations.

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