Network-based statistics identify cognitive and motor control changes in individuals with white matter hyperintensities, suggesting early intervention markers.
WMHs are associated with widespread RSFC alterations, especially in networks involved in cognition and motor control; these differences may contribute to cognitive decline in WMHs and serve as potential biomarkers for early diagnosis and intervention.
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