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Accurate cervical spinal cord area measurements can be extracted from brain images

Author:Kamyar Taheri  Irene Vavasour  Shawna Abel  Lisa Eunyoung Lee  Poljanka Johnson  Stephen Ristow  Roger Tam  Cornelia Laule  Nathalie Ackermans  Alice Schabas  Jillian Chan  Ana-Luiza Sayao  Virginia Devonshire  Robert Carruthers   Traboulsee  

Institution:University of British Columbia  

Session Type:Oral  

Session Live Q&A Date:Monday, 10 August 2020  

Topic:Multiple Sclerosis & Myelin  

Session Name:Multiple Sclerosis: Brain Lesions & Cord Atrophy  

Program Number:0044  

Room Live Q&A Session:Monday Parallel 2  

Breaking the clinico-radiological paradox in multiple sclerosis using machine learning

Author:Arnaud Attyé  Stenzel Cackowski  Alan Tucholka  Pauline Roca  Pascal Rubini  Sebastien Verclytte  Lucie Colas  Juliette Ding  Jean-François Budzik  Felix Renard  Emmanuel Barbier  Romain Casey  Sandra Vukusic  François Cotton  

Institution:Claude Bernard Lyon 1 University  Grenoble Alpes University  Grenoble Institute Neurosciences  Laboratoire d'informatique de Grenoble  Lille Catholic University  Pixyl Medical  CREATIS, CNRS UMR 5220 - INSERM U1206  Lyon University Hospital  Sydney Univer  

Session Type:Oral  

Session Live Q&A Date:Monday, 10 August 2020  

Topic:Multiple Sclerosis & Myelin  

Session Name:Multiple Sclerosis: Brain Lesions & Cord Atrophy  

Program Number:0041  

Room Live Q&A Session:Monday Parallel 2  

C5 level area can replace whole cervical spinal cord area measurements in multiple sclerosis as a practical biomarker of progression

Author:Burcu Zeydan  Selen Ucem  Tsemacha Dubuche  Shila Azodi  Govind Bhagavatheeshwaran  Jan-Mendelt Tillema  John Port  Daniel Reich  Steven Jacobson  Kejal Kantarci  Orhun H. Kantarci  

Institution:Mayo Clinic  National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke  Marmara University School of Medicine  

Session Type:Oral  

Session Live Q&A Date:Monday, 10 August 2020  

Topic:Multiple Sclerosis & Myelin  

Session Name:Multiple Sclerosis: Brain Lesions & Cord Atrophy  

Program Number:0043  

Room Live Q&A Session:Monday Parallel 2  

Cervical- and Thoracic-Cord Atrophy Correlates with Clinical Disability Scores in Various Multiple Sclerosis Phenotypes

Author:Govind Nair  Shila Azodi  Tsemacha Dubuche  Yair Mina  Ikesinachi Osuorah  Joan Ohayon  Tianxia Wu  Daniel Reich  Steve Jacobson  

Institution:National Institutes of Health  

Session Type:Oral  

Session Live Q&A Date:Monday, 10 August 2020  

Topic:Multiple Sclerosis & Myelin  

Session Name:Multiple Sclerosis: Brain Lesions & Cord Atrophy  

Program Number:0042  

Room Live Q&A Session:Monday Parallel 2  

Comparison of mFFE & Axial T2-Weighted Fast-Spin-Echo Sequences for Lesion Detection in Low-Disability Multiple Sclerosis Patients

Author:Mereze Visagie  Atlee Witt  Sanjana Satish  Shekinah Malone  Anna Combes  Kristin O'Grady  Dylan Lawless  Francesca Bagnato  Colin McKnight  Seth Smith  

Institution:Meharry Medical College  Vanderbilt University  Vanderbilt University Institute of Imaging Science  Vanderbilt University Medical Center  

Session Type:Oral  

Session Live Q&A Date:Monday, 10 August 2020  

Topic:Multiple Sclerosis & Myelin  

Session Name:Multiple Sclerosis: Brain Lesions & Cord Atrophy  

Program Number:0038  

Room Live Q&A Session:Monday Parallel 2  

A comparison of phase image and quantitative susceptibility mapping in identifying inflammation in  chronic multiple sclerosis lesions

Author:Xianfu Luo  Ulrike W. Kaunzner  Thanh D. Nguyen  Yeona Kang  Elizabeth Sweeney  Weiyuan Huang  Yi Wang  Susan Gauthier  

Institution:Weill Medical College of Cornell University  Northern Jiangsu People's Hospital  

Session Type:Oral  

Session Live Q&A Date:Monday, 10 August 2020  

Topic:Multiple Sclerosis & Myelin  

Session Name:Multiple Sclerosis: Brain Lesions & Cord Atrophy  

Program Number:0039  

Room Live Q&A Session:Monday Parallel 2  

Developing a Universally Useful, Useable and Used Standardized MRI Protocol for Patients with Multiple Sclerosis

Author:David Li  Frederik Barkhof  Scott Newsome  June Halper  Lori Saslow  Brenda Banwell  Laura Barlow  Kathleen Costello  Peter Damiri  Marilyn Maes  Sarah Morrow  Jiwon Oh  Friedemann Paul  Patrick Quarterman  Daniel Reich  Jason Shewchuk   Sh  

Institution:Charité Universitätsmedizin  Children's Hospital of Philadelphia  Consortium of MS Centers  Cortechs Labs  General Electric Healthcare  icometrix  Johns Hopkins University  McGovern Medical School, University of Texas Health Science Center  Multiple Scler  

Session Type:Oral  

Session Live Q&A Date:Monday, 10 August 2020  

Topic:Multiple Sclerosis & Myelin  

Session Name:Multiple Sclerosis: Brain Lesions & Cord Atrophy  

Program Number:0037  

Room Live Q&A Session:Monday Parallel 2  

Diffusion Histology Imaging Classifies Lesions in Multiple Sclerosis

Author:Zezhong Ye  Ajit George  Anthony Wu  Xuan Niu  Joshua Lin  Gautam Adusumilli  Robert Naismith  Anne Cross  Peng Sun  Sheng-Kwei Song  

Institution:Keck School of Medicine, The University of Southern California  Washington University  Washington University School of Medicine  

Session Type:Oral  

Session Live Q&A Date:Monday, 10 August 2020  

Topic:Multiple Sclerosis & Myelin  

Session Name:Multiple Sclerosis: Brain Lesions & Cord Atrophy  

Program Number:0040  

Room Live Q&A Session:Monday Parallel 2  

Estimation of Multiple Sclerosis Lesion Age without Gadolinium using Quantitative Susceptibility Maps

Author:Elizabeth Sweeney  Thanh Nygen  Amy Kuceyeski  Sarah Ryan  Shun Zhang  Yi Wang  Susan Gauthier  

Institution:University of Colorado Denver  Weill Cornell  

Session Type:Oral  

Session Live Q&A Date:Monday, 10 August 2020  

Topic:Multiple Sclerosis & Myelin  

Session Name:Multiple Sclerosis: Brain Lesions & Cord Atrophy  

Program Number:1254  

Room Live Q&A Session:Monday Parallel 2