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38 Another study, in people with white matter hyperintensities of varying degree and mild neurological problems, found that increasing degrees of progression of white matter hyperintensities over a three year period were associated with a higher rate of conversion to dementia.

24 79 Only three studies have assessed the impact of progression of white matter hyperintensities on incident stroke and dementia, suggesting a significant association of increasing progression of white matter hyperintensities with these outcomes.

Further studies assessing the impact of progression of white matter hyperintensities on stroke and dementia are needed to help design therapeutic trials incorporating progression of white matter hyperintensities as an intermediate end point.

The effect of different classes of antidepressants on progression of white matter lesions is unknown.

In contrast, the slower progression of white matter damage suggests it is a more amenable target for therapeutic intervention in the first few days after injury.

This looked at whether blood pressure lowering could arrest the progression of white matter hyperintensities (WMH).

52 The three other studies found an association of progression of white matter hyperintensities with a faster decline of executive functions or processing speed.

Of particular interest is our finding indicating hypertension-dependent effects of NOTCH3 variants on both prevalence and progression of white matter lesions.

62 Two studies tested the association of progression of white matter hyperintensities with decline in domain specific cognitive scores in high risk populations.

52 60 61 62 One study observed a significant association of progression of white matter hyperintensities with decline in memory performance, conceptualisation, and visuopractical skills.

57 The other study, in patients attending memory clinics who were already cognitively impaired, found no association of progression of white matter hyperintensities with memory or executive function.