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Harmonising Structural Brain MRI from Multiple Sites with Limited Sample Sizes

2026-04-22

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Harmonisation is widely used to mitigate site- and scanner-related batch variability in multisite neuroimaging studies and is particularly critical in longitudinal clinical trials, where detection of subtle biological or treatment-related changes depends on reliable measurement across scanners and timepoints. However, the effectiveness of harmonisation in small, heterogeneous clinical datasets remains insufficient...

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10.64898/2026.04.21.26351106
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