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An Image Quality Transfer Technique for Localising Deep Brain Stimulation Targets

2024-03-22

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The ventral intermediate nucleus of the thalamus (Vim) is a well-established surgical target in functional neurosurgery for the treatment of tremor. As the structure lacks intrinsic contrast on conventional MRI sequences, targeting the Vim has predominantly relied on standardised Vim atlases which can fail to account for individual anatomical variability. To overcome this limitation, recent studies define the Vim...

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60578e25-54d4-5835-85b1-652fed984e79
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10.1101/2024.03.18.584979
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