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T1-weighted signal

Biomarker

1 paper

  • Humans1

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Brain Communications·Nov 13

Assessment of white matter hyperintensity severity using multimodal magnetic resonance imaging

Cross-sectional study of 118 peopleWhite matter hyperintensities
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  • Alzheimer's disease1
  • Alzheimer's disease dementia1
  • FLAIR signal1
  • T1w/T2w ratio1
  • T2-weighted signal1
  • Mild cognitive impairment1
  • Quantitative T1 relaxation time1
  • Quantitative T2* relaxation time1
  • White matter hyperintensities1
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