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Published in final edited form as: Neurosci Lett. 2018 Dec 6;694:198–207. doi: 10.1016/j.neulet.2018.12.007

Table 3.

Characteristics of Cross-sectional studies reporting DTI findings in SVD, SIVD and VCID

Study/Subject dMRI Protocol Analysis Findings
Nitkunan et al., 2008 [64]
SVD=29, HT=63, NT=42
GE
1.5T b=1000
Regional High WMH volume in SVD;
Higher MD, lower FA and lower NAA with disease progression;
Zhou et al., 2008 [65]
VCI=19, PS=19, HC=19
Philips
3T
b=800 D=15
Histogram Lower FA in VCI and PS than HC;
MMSE correlated with FA in VCI, whereas MMSE correlated with MD in PS and HC
Kim et al., 2011 [66]
MCI=27, Dementia=34
GE
3T
b=600 D=45
VBM MD and FA are significantly correlated with cognitive and motor deficits
Huang et al., 2014 [68]
SVD=12, HC=6
GE
1.5T b=1000
Regional Significant difference between SVD and HC for MD but not for NAA, and weak but not significant differences in FA
Thong et al., 2014 [69]
Mild VCI=25, Moderately severe VCI=30, AD=20 HC=25
Siemens 3T
b=1150 D=61
VBA, Regional Thinner cortex and lower volumes in all disease groups as compared to HC;
Higher MD and lower FA in moderately severe VCI and AD than in HC;
Only higher MD in mild VCI than HC;
Croall et al., 2017 [71]
SVD=199
3T b=1000
D=32
Histogram Significant correlations between DTI and number of lacunar infarcts with CS, but none between WMH volume and CS
Tu et al., 2017 [72]
SIVD=35, AD=40, HC=33
GE 3T
b=1000 D=20
Regional Higher Fazekas scale and MD and lower FA and FABS in SIVD than in AD