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Correction: Enhanced Identification of Cognitive Impairment in Cerebral Small Vessel Disease Through Perivascular Diffusion and White Matter Free Water

  • By

  • Chunhong Yang

  • Sunmei Cai

  • Bin Wang

  • Jie Zhou

  • Dongmei Wu

  • Muzi Li

  • Wenlu Geng

  • Lianshuang Wu

  • Kaiyue Peng

  • Yi Yang

  • Wenquan Gu

  • September 15, 2026

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    The article is a correction regarding the identification of cognitive impairment in cerebral small vessel disease.

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    The authors of the original study are Yang, C., Cai, S., Wang, B., Zhou, J., Wu, D., Li, M., Geng, W., Wu, L., Peng, K., Yang, Y., and Gu, W.

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    The correct grant identifier for the General Project is "PW2025A-16.".

  • 4

    The identifier "20251021112237092" was incorrectly assigned to a different funding source.

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    The correction clarifies the funding statement associated with the research.

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Correction: Perivascular diffusion and white matter free water improve identification of cognitive impairment in cerebral small vessel disease

  • by Chunhong Yang, Sunmei Cai, Bin Wang, Jie Zhou, Dongmei Wu, Muzi Li, Wenlu Geng, Lianshuang Wu, Kaiyue Peng, Yi Yang, Wenquan Gu

  • September 15, 2026

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