Brain structural (MRI) scans from a selection of individuals from the Lothian Birth Cohort 1936 taken during Wave 2 (when all participants were about 73 years old) (IMAGE)
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Brain structural (MRI) scans from a selection of individuals from the Lothian Birth Cohort 1936 taken during Wave 2 (when all participants were about 73 years old). Panel A shows global atrophy (brain volumetric shrinkage) ordered from least (top left) to most (bottom right). Panel B shows total white matter hyperintensity volume (increasing from top left to bottom right). Panels A and B are reproduced from Cox and Deary (2022) in Brain Aging, 2, 100032 (74); this article is an open access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons CC BY 4.0 license and the figure is reproduced here, with thanks, under that
license. Panel C shows white matter pathways of a middle-aged male adult, identified using diffusion MRI. Views from left to right: superior, lateral, anterior, inferior.
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Ian J. Deary
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