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Quantitative Evaluation of Normal Cerebrospinal fluid flow in Sylvian aqueduct and perivascular spaces of middle cerebral artery and circle of Willis using 2D phase-contrast MRI imaging

2025-02-15

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Recently, it was proposed that CSF flow constitutes a critical part of the glymphatic system, playing a critical role in various brain abnormalities from Alzheimer’s disease to hydrocephalus. Thus, measurement of CSF flow has been increasingly used for diagnostic and clinical monitoring purposes. Phase-contrast MRI has been used to determine CSF flow. However, CSF flow in the periarterial spaces of the circle of W...

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DOI: 10.1101/2025.02.11.637564

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