… in recent years to … of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), the much more protracted clinical
course of UMN degeneration in PLS contributes to its most recognized neuroimaging changes …

… Given the high number of neuroimaging papers in ALS over recent years, the aim of this
narrative review is not to provide a full systematic review but to discuss the emerging role of …

… neuroimaging techniques may offer the potential to monitor disease progression in
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis … and Behavioral ALS Screen (ECAS)25,26 was administered by …

… Women aged 60 years or older more commonly develop bulbar-onset amyotrophic lateral
sclerosis, whereas men aged less than 60 years present with the classical phenotype. Pure …

… (25 men and 18 women) with probable or definite ALS and 28 healthy controls matched for
age, sex, and years … FD greatly contributed to the neuroimaging part of the study. LC, AM, and …

… the bulbar region are more prominent in the early stage of the disease, implying a dying-forward
process in bulbar-onset patients, which is at least not contradicted by our neuroimaging …

… The two-year progression of structural and functional cerebral MRI in … functional connectivity
in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis Zhang et al., 2016 [49] 25 ALS and 25 controls. sMRI and …

… Progressive cortical motor atrophy appears to be linear over the initial 2-year period … of
patient stratification based on imaging phenotypes [25,26] , or functional body localizers to target …

… Progressive bulbar paralysis with bulbar muscle involvement occurs in 25… years of the onset
of the first symptoms, 90% die within 5 years and only about 5–10% live more than ten years …

… Sex plays a part in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis incidence and prevalence. In the Southeast
… at younger ages (25–34 years) was 3·7, which narrows to 1·2 in the 65–74-year age group, …