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MR-morphometry demonstrates gravity-induced structural brain alterations as a result of position change

S. Schnaudigel, C. Preul, H.J. Mentzel, O.W. Witte, M. Tittgemeyer, G. Hagemann · Aktuelle Neurologie · 2006 · Heft 09

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Aktuelle Neurologie
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S. Schnaudigel, C. Preul, H.J. Mentzel, O.W. Witte, M. Tittgemeyer, G. Hagemann
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Heft 09 / 2006
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Erschienen: 2006-09-27 00:00:00
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0302-4350

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Introduction: Apart from the investigation of functional reorganisation, modern MR-imaging techniques can also demonstrate structural and lesion-induced plasticity, challenging the view that brain structure is as rigid as formerly believed. These recent insights have been made possible with the use of high resolution 3D MR-based morphometry. Similar 3D MR-datasets are used for planning neuronavigational and neurosurgical procedures with high accuracy. Since volumetric MR-studies may be prone to confounding physiological effects interfering with brain volume, it was aimed at further elucidating the latter in the…

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Aktuelle Neurologie