
http://www.bostoncure.org:8080/article.pl?sid=04/06/24/1118210&mode=nested
June 1, 2004
Art Mellor
Boston Cure Project
Researchers in brain imaging are starting to demonstrate that automated
and semi-automated methods to measure brain parenchymal fraction (which
is used to track atrophy of the brain - a measure of cumulative damage)
is as good as manual methods. This is good because it means that large
studies can use this measure more easily and cheaply to determine if a
subject's disease is progressing. More measuring = better, at least when
we aren't sure what's happening.
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