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Sunday, 29 April 2007

journal_of_neuroimaging.gifThe Journal of Neuroimaging invites you to read the special issue on MRI and MS the newly released issue of the Journal of Neuroimaging. The special April supplement issue offers insightful, absorbing information on Functional MRI, Diffusion Tensor MRI, MR Spectroscopy and statistical issues related to MRI and MS.

For a limited time, readers can sit down and read it from cover to cover online by clicking on this link: http://www.blackwell-synergy.com/toc/jon/17/s1

Neuroimaging is becoming the most useful surrogate marker for the testing of new therapies to treat some diseases of the nervous system.

7j5s1efalqbzz51 Neuroimaging techniques that, until now, have been mainly in the realm of research are entering the clinical arena. For instance, MRI voxel-based volumetry morphometry is likely to be used soon by clinicians in the diagnosis of cognitive impairment. It allows for a much more probable diagnosis of Alzheimer’s versus other degenerative dementias than simple clinical or neuropsychological testing. A corollary is that the neuroimaging phenotype will be used much more often to determine which genetic tests, if any, are needed for a given patient. As a result of these scientific developments, as well as the use of ultrafast neuroimaging for the management of stroke, the role of the clinician in imaging is becoming much more important.7j5s1efalqbzz51 7j5s1efalqbzz51
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