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. 2011 Jul 17;22(5):1038–1051. doi: 10.1093/cercor/bhr172

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Figure 5. — Relationship of white matter disruption and amyloid deposition. WMH volume and amyloid burden (PiB DVR) were measured in individual participants and used to classify individuals into high (WMH+) and low (WHM−) WMH groups and high (PiB+) and low (PiB−) amyloid groups. While many individuals had one or the other of these pathologies, only 4 individuals were classified as being high on both measures, suggesting that these pathologies have distinct etiologies. There was no correlation between the 2 measures of pathology, r = 0.02, P = 0.88.