Three year longitudinal changes of subcortical volumes in SuperAgers

“SuperAgers” refer to older adults whose cognitive abilities were comparable to those in middle age or to those of young adults. Given that the volumes of the subcortical structures are the main structures of the frontal‐subcortical circuits that are associated with frontal function, investigating the changes of subcortical volumes in Superagers could help understand the underpinning neural characteristics in SuperAgers. Therefore, the purpose of this study to examine the longitudinal changes of subcortical structures in Superagers compared to typical agers.