Facial emotion recognition of sadness relates to superior parietal gray matter volume in mild cognitive impairment.

Rachana Mahadevan; Naomi Kristin Giesers; Thomas Liman; Karsten Witt; Andrea Hildebrandt; Mandy Roheger; Stephanie Rosemann

doi:10.1007/s00429-026-03215-4

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Facial emotion recognition of sadness relates to superior parietal gray matter volume in mild cognitive impairment.

Rachana Mahadevan, Naomi Kristin Giesers, Thomas Liman, Karsten Witt, Andrea Hildebrandt, Mandy Roheger, Stephanie Rosemann

Brain structure & function · 2026

Neuropsicologia Neuroscienze Psicologia cognitiva

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HumansMaleFemaleAgedCognitive DysfunctionMiddle AgedMagnetic Resonance ImagingGray MatterParietal LobeAged, 80 and overNeuropsychological TestsSadnessFacial RecognitionFacial ExpressionEmotionsRecognition, PsychologyOrgan SizeCortical thicknessFacial emotion recognitionGray matter volumeMild cognitive impairmentSocioemotional functioningStructural MRIStructural reserve

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Rachana Mahadevan, Naomi Kristin Giesers, Thomas Liman, Karsten Witt, Andrea Hildebrandt, Mandy Roheger, Stephanie Rosemann. (2026). Facial emotion recognition of sadness relates to superior parietal gray matter volume in mild cognitive impairment.. Brain structure & function. DOI: 10.1007/s00429-026-03215-4

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