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Cervical and thoracic cord atrophy in multiple sclerosis phenotypes: Quantification and correlation with clinical disability.

NeuroImage. Clinical - 1 Jan 2021

Mina Yair, Azodi Shila, Dubuche Tsemacha, Andrada Frances, Osuorah Ikesinachi, Ohayon Joan, Cortese Irene, Wu Tianxia, Johnson Kory R, Reich Daniel S, Nair Govind, Jacobson Steven

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OBJECTIVE: We sought to characterize spinal cord atrophy along the entire spinal cord in the major multiple sclerosis (MS) phenotypes, and evaluate its correlation with clinical disability. METHODS: Axial T1-weighted images were automatically reformatted at each point along the cord. Spinal cord cross-sectional area (SCCSA) were calculated from C1-T10 vertebral body levels and profile plots were compared across...

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PMID: 34215150
DOI: 10.1016/j.nicl.2021.102680
PMCID: PMC8131917

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