- image guided neurosurgery
- disease diagnosis, and
- prognosis and quantification for diseases such as multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, schizophrenia and degenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s dementia.
Curious about subjective cognitive decline (SCD)? First paper from @CassMorrison0 as postdoc in @NistLab at @TheNeuro_MNI, along with @DadarMahsa, @ShafieeNeda and @sylv_villeneuve, shows that definitions matter. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.nicl.2021.102923
Interested in MRI biomarkers of progression in MS? the dynamic duo of @DadarMahsa and @J_Maranzano have shown that DAWM ↓ & FWML ↑ with disease duration, and correlate w/GM atrophy. FWML↑ over time (but not DAWM↓) is associated with 12 and 24 week sustained progression! https://twitter.com/DadarMahsa/status/1473030662231896065
Diffusely abnormal white matter converts to T2 lesion volume in the absence of MRI-detectable acute inflammation https://academic.oup.com/brain/advance-article/doi/10.1093/brain/awab448/6470368#.YcDp2vI3fZ0.twitter @dlouiscollins @J_Maranzano
Great paper from @DadarMahsa @anitamanera @sducharme66. MCI, AD & FTD have more WMH! In MCI/AD, WMHs correlate with insular/parieto-occipital GM atrophy. In FTD, WMHs correlate with frontal & BG atrophy. WMHs contribute to more severe cog decline in AD & FTD. @TheNeuro_MNI https://twitter.com/DadarMahsa/status/1467134195130679304
White Matter Hyperintensities Are Associated with Grey Matter Atrophy … https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0197458021003456
Interested in how WMH interacts with different neurodegenerative diseases? Have a look at this great paper by @DadarMahsa, @anitamanera and @sducharme66 that shows that WMHs contribute to greater cognitive deficits in AD & FTD compared to MCI and PD. @NistLab @TheNeuro_MNI https://twitter.com/DadarMahsa/status/1467134195130679304
White Matter Hyperintensities Are Associated with Grey Matter Atrophy … https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0197458021003456
Hi all. group-specific templates can help to be more representative. We’ve created MRI templates for paediatric data using data from the NIHPD project, as well as disease-specific templates for PD and FTD (and will soon AD). These are all available at http://nist.mni.mcgill.ca/atlases/
I feel like I should know this, but don’t. Are there alternative brain atlases (existing or in development) that might reflect a more representative sample than MNI152? e.g. age, race, etc.
