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J.C. de Groot, F.-E. de Leeuw, M. Oudkerk, A. Hofman, J. Jolles, and M.M.B. Breteler
Cerebral white matter lesions and subjective cognitive dysfunction: The Rotterdam Scan Study
Neurology 2001; 56: 1539-1545 [Abstract] [Full text] [PDF]

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Reply to Robert Stewart: J C deGroot (19 July 2001)

Cerebral white matter lesions and subjective cognitive dysfunction: The Rotterdam Scan Study: Robert Stewart (19 July 2001)

Reply to Robert Stewart 19 July 2001

J C deGroot
University Hospital Groningen Groningen Netherlands
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j.c.de.groot{at}rad.azg.nl J C deGroot

Cerebral white matter lesions and subjective cognitive dysfunction: The Rotterdam Scan Study 19 July 2001

Robert Stewart
Institute of Psychiatry London, United Kingdom
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r.stewart{at}iop.kcl.ac.uk Robert Stewart