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Circulating inflammatory markers are associated with magnetic resonance imaging-visible perivascular spaces but not directly with white matter hyperintensities

  • Benjamin S. Aribisala
  • , Stewart Wiseman
  • , Zoe Morris
  • , Maria C. Valdes-Hernandez
  • , Natalie A. Royle
  • , Susana M. Maniega
  • , Alan J. Gow
  • , Janie Corley
  • , Mark E. Bastin
  • , John Starr
  • , Ian J. Deary
  • , Joanna M. Wardlaw*
  • *Corresponding author for this work

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