LesionQuant for assessment of MRI in MS

November 18, 2023
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Category: Published research
Product: NeuroQuant MS
Disease: Multiple sclerosis

LesionQuant for assessment of MRI in MS —a promising supplement to the visual scan inspection

Quantitative measurements of lesion volume, lesion count, distribution of lesions, and brain atrophy have a potentially significant value for evaluating disease progression. We hypothesize that utilizing software designed for evaluating MRI data in MS will provide more accurate and detailed analyses compared to the visual neuro-radiological evaluation. 2020.

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