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marleen michels

Wed. 22 Nov.06,
14:59
visualizing corticospinal tracts
I' m a student master of medical imaging, and I was wondering which MRI technics are used to visualise the corticospinal tracts? Diffusion tensor imaging is one of them, I think...
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marleen michels, kuleuven.
Michael Veesart

Tue. 23 Jan.07,
20:27
 I just recently found this web site otherwise I would have responded sooner. My suggestion is another web sight. It is loaded with information.
Try medcycolpaedia.com and type in whatever your seaching for. Hope this helps
Johan J

Thu. 8 Feb.07,
20:51
 With DTI you're able to visualize the coricospinal tracts. Not to difficult actually, you'll just need the proper gear and post processing software.

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