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Profilometry: a new statistical framework for the characterization of white matter pathways, with application to multiple sclerosis

Dayan et al., 2016

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3134954795075024026
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Dayan M
Monohan E
Pandya S
Kuceyeski A
Nguyen T
Raj A
Gauthier S
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Human brain mapping

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Aims: describe a new “profilometry” framework for the multimetric analysis of white matter tracts, and demonstrate its application to multiple sclerosis (MS) with radial diffusivity (RD) and myelin water fraction (MWF). Methods: A cohort of 15 normal controls (NC) and 141 MS …
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