EPL24-153
Quantifying anomalies in patients with neuropathologies via diffusion Magnetic Resonance Imaging (application to rehabillitation after stroke)
Quantifying anomalies in patients with neuropathologies via diffusion Magnetic Resonance Imaging (application to rehabillitation after stroke)
by Flo Blondiaux
Multiple sclerosis diagnostic criteria lack optimal specificity, leading to potential misdiagnosis. Advanced magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) biomarkers like the central vein sign, cortical lesions, and paramagnetic rim lesions are highly specific to multiple sclerosis and could potentially improve diagnostic accuracy. In this study, we applied machine learning techniques to a retrospective, multicentric dataset of 322…
A toolbox for the processing of cognitive tests for the assessment of the Alzheimer’s disease
Intégration des Coalitions Apprenantes et des Modèles Vision-Language pour l’Analyse Cytologique du Cancer de la Thyroïde
Motor training is a crucial component of neurorehabilitation for patients with motor deficits as it may be able to enhance recovery through brain plasticity and could remedy the primary causes of motor impairment. To get an early and accurate diagnosis of motor disability and guide the planning of rehabilitation programs, it is important to understand…
Tracking microstructural evolution of Multiple Sclerosis lesions