… of patients with brain tumours have both a legal and ethical … of determining a patient’s medical
fitness to drive often falls on … Legal Medicine have developed a guideline involving routine …

… The key question when assessing medical fitness to drive was whether … College of Legal
Medicine (n=1), law enforcement officers or … - particularly with respect to their legal and ethical …

… is extracted specifically for the grey matter. C, A detail from a single patient with an example
binary tumor mask drawn in structural space. D, The tumor mask subsequently underwent …

… the importance of sleep for brain health. This study also revealed associations between
DTI-ALPS, neuropsychological performance, and cerebral gray matter volumes, suggesting the …

… in brain volume measured by MRI can provide clinically useful biomarkers of substance
dependence. Although brain volumetric studies have routinely observed lower gray matter …

… Moreover, the reliance on samples of patients taking antipsychotic medication makes it difficult
to determine whether coupled gray matter changes are driven by treatments for the illness …

… Finding, identifying, and isolating the active components of a brain tumor from healthy brain
areas, such as the gray matter (GM), white matter (WM), and CSF, are all necessary steps in …

… BMI and high WHR is associated with greater gray matter atrophy. Visceral fat is thought to
… mechanisms in brain atrophy. Associations between obesity and gray matter volume were …

… As a reflection of this, IDH status is not available for all patients in our … medical record.
The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center Institutional Review Board gave ethical …

… atrophy rates in several brain compartments, while an … gray matter (GM) volume loss.
When compared with clinically stable patients, patients with PIRA had an increased rate of brain …