Total white matter hyperintensity volume
2 papers2 findings
- Humans2
Associations
2Female sex
upin humans1
1 study
Female sex
upin humans1
Female sex is associated with total white matter hyperintensity volume in humans.
“Total WMH volume and interindividual variance increased exponentially with age for both sexes, with females showing higher WMH volumes.”
Humansnondemented individuals; females compared with malescerebral white mattern = 14,876
Neurobiology of aging20 Nov 2024
Age
upin humans1
1 study
Age
upin humans1
Age is associated with total white matter hyperintensity volume in humans.
“Total WMH volume and interindividual variance increased exponentially with age for both sexes, with females showing higher WMH volumes.”
Humansnondemented individualscerebral white mattern = 14,876
Neurobiology of aging20 Nov 2024
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