Quantitative diffusion imaging techniques enable the characterization of tissue
microstructural properties of the human brain “in vivo”, and are widely used in neuroscientific …

The current diagnostic criteria for multiple sclerosis (MS) lack specificity, and this may lead to
misdiagnosis, which remains an issue in present-day clinical practice. In addition …

Transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) has emerged as an appealing rehabilitative
approach to improve brain function, with promising data on gait and balance in people with …

Background and purpose Newly appearing lesions in multiple sclerosis (MS) may evolve
into chronically active, slowly expanding lesions (SELs), leading to sustained disability …

Background Axons and myelin sheaths are the physical foundation for white matter (WM) to
perform normal functions. Our previous study found the metabolite abnormalities in frontal …

Background and goal In vivo characterization of brain lesion types in multiple sclerosis (MS)
has been an ongoing challenge. Based on verified texture analysis measures from clinical …

Introduction Disease development in multiple sclerosis (MS) causes dramatic structural
changes, but the exact changing patterns are unclear. Our objective is to investigate the …

Objective Pathological studies suggest that multiple sclerosis (MS) lesions endure multiple
waves of damage and repair; however, the dynamics and characteristics of these processes …

Introduction This study was aimed to determine how different patterns of alcohol
consumption drive changes to brain structure and function and their correlation with …

We aimed to compare the ability of diffusion tensor imaging and multi‐compartment
spherical mean technique to detect focal tissue damage and in distinguishing between …