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Cerebrospinal fluid water fraction increases with age in normal aging

Author:Thanh Nguyen  Liangdong Zhou  Elizabeth Sweeney  Xiuyuan Wang  Susan Gauthier  Yi Wang  Amy Kuceyeski  Yi Li  

Session Type:Digital Poster  

Session Date:Tuesday, 18 May 2021  

Topic:Neurofluids & Brain Waste Clearance Imaging  

Session Name:Neurofluids/Perivascular Spaces/White Matter Hyperintensities  

Program Number:2367  

Room Session:Concurrent 6  

Institution:Weill Cornell Medicine  

Greater increase in magnetic susceptibility following acute MS lesion formation is associated with reduced myelin repair

Author:Lily Zexter  Thanh Nguyen  Elizabeth Sweeney  Yi Wang  Susan Gauthier  

Session Type:Digital Poster  

Session Date:Wednesday, 19 May 2021  

Topic:Multiple Sclerosis  

Session Name:MS: White Matter & Other Structures  

Program Number:2792  

Room Session:Concurrent 6  

Institution:Weill Cornell Medicine  

Increasing age is independently associated with higher free water in non-active MS brain - A multi-compartment analysis using FAST-T2

Author:Liangdong Zhou  Yi Li  Xiuyuan Wang  Elizabeth Sweeney  Hang Zhang  Emily Tanzi  Jennette Prince  Victor Su-Ortiz  Susan Gauthier  Thanh Nguyen  

Session Type:Digital Poster  

Session Date:Wednesday, 19 May 2021  

Topic:Multiple Sclerosis  

Session Name:MS: Myelin & Lesion Characterization  

Program Number:2825  

Room Session:Concurrent 6  

Institution:Cornell University  Weill Cornell Medicine  

Radiomic Features on Quantitative Susceptibility Mapping Classify Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Patients from Mimics

Author:Anja Samardzija  Thanh Nguyen  Elizabeth Sweeney  Kailyn Lee  Ilhami Kovanlikaya  Yi Wang  Andrew Schweitzer  Apostolos Tsiouris  

Session Type:Digital Poster  

Session Date:Thursday, 20 May 2021  

Topic:Improving Susceptibility Mapping: Greater Speed, Information & Accuracy  

Session Name:QSM Clinical Applications  

Program Number:3998  

Room Session:Concurrent 2  

Institution:Cornell University  Weill Cornell Medicine