Current evidence on applications of portable ultra-low-field MRI to neurologic disorders is examined, discussing the technology's utility, limitations, and clinical implications and highlighting key open research questions and future opportunities for further integration of this emerging technology.
S. Okar, Ashley A. Thommana, C. Donnay et al.· Neurology· 0 citations
Whole-brain multidimensional T1-T2 relaxation imaging is clinically feasible on a portable 0.064 T MRI scanner and may support further developments of quantitative multidimensional imaging at ultra-low field.
Ella Wilczynski, K. Magdoom, A. Avram et al.· bioRxiv· 0 citations
This large mega-analysis of brain structural morphometrics derived from T1-weighed MRI scans from fifteen international research groups suggests subtle morphometric differences, particularly in prefrontal and motor regions, may represent predisposing vulnerabilities, compensatory mechanisms, or FND-specific alterations...
Matt Butler, M. Vignando, J. Allendorfer et al.· Biological Psychiatry· 0 citations
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