In this work, deep-learning-based methods were utilized to segment white matter hyperintensities (WMH) on T2-weighted MRI from 213 patients diagnosed with ischemia and lacune. Vulnerability maps of each disease were generated regarding the prevalence of WMH registered to the standard MNI template. The WMH were allocated into 68 regions of interest using a Hammers atlas. Correlation among the region-specific WMH was analyzed for a lesion-symptom study.
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