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Imaging marker-specific associations between cerebral small vessel disease and depression: A systematic review and meta-analysis.

Zi-Yuan Yang Yan-Dan Shi Jia-Yun Wu Jin-Qin Su Yu-Yao He Jin-Hua Hu Ling-Yun Xue Sha Liao Xiu-Xian Lu Xi-Qi Zhu

Sep 2026 · General Hospital Psychiatry · Vol 103, pp. 55-63 · 0 citations

Medicine

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CSVD is robustly associated with depression, with the magnitude of this association varying by CSVD imaging markers, population groups and depression types, and these findings may have potential implications for recognizing depressive symptoms in individuals with CSVD.

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