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Brain microstructure charts in controls and multiple sclerosis patients using clinical diffusion MRI

Coarse-graining with time-dependent diffusion reveals signatures of demyelination and axonal loss

Cumulant tensors from the addition of angular momenta: All diffusion invariants in one abstract

Author:Santiago Coelho  Filip Szczepankiewicz  Els Fieremans  Dmitry Novikov  

Session Type:Oral  

Session Date:Tuesday, 07 May 2024  

Session Name:Microstructure  

Program Number:0641  

Room Session:Nicoll 2  

Institution:Lund University  New York University Grossman School of Medicine  

Deep Dive: Diffusion

    Imaging Brain Microstructure with Diffusion-Based Techniques

    Author:Els Fieremans  

    Session Type:Sunrise Course  

    Session Date:Wednesday, 08 May 2024  

    Session Name:All About Head & Neck: Imaging Brain Microstructure  

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    Room Session:Room 331-332  

    Institution:New York University School of Medicine  

    Quantifying changes of axonal shape in traumatic brain injury with time-dependent diffusion

    Relationships between Brain Microstructures and Visual Field Loss Patterns in Glaucoma using Diffusion MRI and Archetypal Analysis

    Revealing membrane integrity and cell size from diffusion kurtosis time-dependence

    Author:Hong-Hsi Lee  Dmitry Novikov  Els Fieremans  Susie Huang  

    Session Type:Oral  

    Session Date:Wednesday, 08 May 2024  

    Session Name:Diffusion in Gray Matter  

    Program Number:0932  

    Room Session:Summit 2  

    Institution:Massachusetts General Hospital  New York University School of Medicine  

    Sensitivity of quantitative MRI to demyelination and axonal loss: validation against myelinated and unmyelinated axons from histology

    Sticks or no sticks? White matter microstructure in multiple sclerosis from high-b scaling

    Time-Dependent Standard Model of diffusion in human brain white matter evaluated in vivo on the high gradient performance Connectome 2.0 scanner