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Genome-wide Association of Patterns of White Matter Hyperintensities in Small Vessel Disease

  • Phuah, Chia-ling  ( Barrow Neurological Institute , Phoenix , Arizona , United States )
  • Lee, Jin-moo  ( WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MED , Saint Louis , Missouri , United States )
  • Debette, Stephanie  ( Univ Bordeaux , Bordeaux , France )
  • Jouvent, Eric  ( Lariboisiere Hospital , Paris , France )
    • Author Disclosures:
    Chia-Ling Phuah: DO NOT have relevant financial relationships | Jin-moo Lee: DO NOT have relevant financial relationships | Stephanie Debette: DO NOT have relevant financial relationships | Eric Jouvent: No Answer
Meeting Info:

International Stroke Conference 2025

2025

Los Angeles, CA

Session Info:

Updates on Cerebral White Matter Disease in 2025: Mechanisms, Implications, Treatment

Friday, 02/07/2025 , 09:15AM - 10:45AM

ISC Invited Symposium

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