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Brain volumetry complements clinical evaluation of MS patients

MRI-based brain volumetry at a single time point complements clinical evaluation of patients with multiple sclerosis in an outpatient setting

Thalamic atrophy and whole brain atrophy in multiple sclerosis (MS) are associated with disease progression. The motivation of this study was to propose and evaluate a new grouping scheme which is based on MS patients’ whole brain and thalamus volumes measured on MRI at a single time point. 2018.

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