在帕金森症中,状体和胸膜自动细分,形态学和临床相关性:帕金森病,多系统缩和渐进性超核性麻

M Erlinger1, R Molina-Ruiz2, A Brumby1

  • 1Research Centre for the Neurosciences of Ageing, Academic Unit of Psychiatry and Addiction Medicine, School of Clinical Medicine, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia.

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概括

与对照组相比,渐进性超核性 (PSP) 显示出明显的条纹性和胸膜体积和形状差异. 虽然这些神经成像标记物不能区分帕金森症疾病,但趋势表明未来的诊断洞察力有潜力.

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