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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Assignment of the thalamic nuclei using structural magnetization transfer MRI and orthogonal viewers / Identifizierung von Thalamusskernen auf orthogonalen Ebenen von strukturellen Magnetisierungstransfer-MRT-Daten

Gringel, Tabea 26 September 2012 (has links)
No description available.
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Estudo das relações entre populações celulares, expressão de aquaporina-4 e sulfato de condroitina com o tempo de relaxamento e a taxa de transferência de magnetização no hipocampo de pacientes com epilepsia do lobo temporal farmacorresistente / Study of the associations between cellular populations, aquaporin 4 and chondroitin sulfate with T2 relaxation and magnetization transfer in the hippocampus of patients with drug-resistant temporal lobe epilepsy

José Eduardo Peixoto Santos 30 September 2014 (has links)
Racional: A epilepsia do lobo temporal está comumente associada à farmacorresistência e tem a esclerose hipocampal como achado neuropatológico em mais da metade dos casos. Histologicamente, a esclerose hipocampal está associada à perda neuronal diferencial e gliose, além de alterações nos níveis de moléculas associadas à homeostase da água tecidual, como a aquaporina 4 e a molécula de matriz sulfato de condroitina. Em imagens de ressonância nuclear magnética, a esclerose é caracterizada por redução de volume em sequências ponderadas em T1, aumento de sinal e tempo de relaxamento em sequências ponderadas em T2 e redução na transferência de magnetização. Justificativa e Objetivos: Uma vez que tanto o sinal T2 quando a transferência de magnetização são dependentes da água tecidual, nosso objetivo é avaliar, na formação hipocampal de pacientes com epilepsia do lobo temporal, as correlações entre populações celulares e moléculas ligadas à homeostase da água e as imagens ponderadas em T2 e transferência de magnetização. Visamos ainda definir, na formação hipocampal de indivíduos sem alterações neuropatológicas, o volume de cada um dos subcampos hipocampais. Metodologia: Pacientes com epilepsia do lobo temporal farmacorresistente (ELT, n = 43), bem como voluntários sadios (controle radiológico, CH, n = 20), foram submetidos a exames de ressonância magnética em máquina de 3T para mensuração da volumetria hipocampal, tempo de relaxamento T2 e transferência de magnetização hipocampal (exames in vivo). Após o tratamento cirúrgico para o controle das crises, os hipocampos dos pacientes com ELT foram fixados por 8 dias e submetidos aos exames ex vivo em máquina de 3T para cálculo do tempo de relaxamento T2 de cada subcampo hipocampal. Hipocampos controle (Controle historadiológico, CHR, n = 14), foram obtidos de autópsias de pacientes sem histórico ante-mortem de doença neurológica ou presença de patologia no exame do encéfalo pos mortem. Ambos os grupos controle foram pareados para idade em relação ao grupo ELT. Alguns dos casos CHR (n = 6) foram também submetidos à imagem 3D T2 em máquina de 4,7T para cálculo de volumetria dos subcampos hipocampais. Após emblocamento em parafina, secções coronais hipocampais dos casos CHR e ELT foram submetidas às técnicas de histoquímica básica Hematoxilina e Eosina e Luxol Fast Blue, e às imuno-histoquímicas para avaliação das populações neuronais (NeuN), astrócitos reativos (GFAP), micróglias ativadas (HLA-DR) e para a expressão de aquaporina 4 (AQP4) e níveis de sulfato de condroitina (CS-56). Para a comparação entre os grupos, foram realizados testes t para dados paramétricos e Mann-Whitney para dados não-paramétricos. Testes de correlação foram empregados para análise da associação entre as avaliações histológicas e os exames de ressonância magnética. Resultados: Pacientes com ELT apresentaram menor volume hipocampal, maior tempo de relaxamento T2 e menor transferência de magnetização no exame in vivo, quando comparados com o CR. O exame ex vivo para a volumetria dos subcampos hipocampais em casos do grupo CHR indicou que a fascia dentata, a região CA1 e o subículo correspondem à 85 % do volume hipocampal total. Quanto ao tempo de relaxamento T2 ex vivo, foi observado aumento em todos os subcampos hipocampais do grupo ELT, à exceção da fascia dentata, quando comparados ao CHR. A avaliação da densidade neuronal indicou redução significativa em todos os subcampos dos casos ELT, à exceção do subículo, quando comparados ao CHR. Em relação aos valores do grupo CHR, foi observada astrogliose em quase todos subcampos da formação hipocampal (a exceção da zona subgranular e do hilo) e microgliose em todos os subcampos (exceto pelo subículo) dos casos com ELT. Pacientes com ELT apresentaram redução na expressão de aquaporina 4 perivascular em todos os subcampos do hipocampo, comparados ao CHR. Aumento nos níveis de sulfato de condroitina foi observado em todos os subcampos da formação hipocampal, à exceção da camada granular, nos pacientes com ELT. O volume hipocampal e a transferência de magnetização in vivo dos pacientes com ELT correlacionaram-se tanto com a população neuronal como com os níveis de sulfato de condroitina, enquanto que o tempo de relaxamento in vivo correlacionou-se com a população astroglial e os níveis de sulfato de condroitina. O exame ex vivo corroborou a correlação entre a população glial e o tempo de relaxamento observado nos pacientes com ELT. A diferença entre o tempo de relaxamento in vivo e ex vivo correlacionou-se tanto com a difusibilidade da água no tecido como com os níveis de sulfato de condroitina. Conclusões: Nossos dados indicam correlação entre a patologia hipocampal e as imagens de ressonância nuclear magnética, sendo que a maior qualidade das imagens ex vivo permitiu uma avaliação mais direta entre o sinal de ressonância e a patologia, indicando importância da população celular e matriz extracelular para o volume hipocampal e a transferência de magnetização, e da astrogliose para o tempo de relaxamento T2. Finalmente, nossos dados mostraram que CA1, subículo e fascia dentata tem grande participação no volume hipocampal, sendo que alterações nestas regiões tem um papel mais relevante nas alterações observadas na ressonância magnética, como indicado por nossas correlações. / Rationale: Drug resistant temporal lobe epilepsy is often associated with hippocampal sclerosis. Histological evaluation reveals differential neuronal loss, gliosis and changes in molecules associated with water homeostasis, such as aquaporin 4 and chondroitin sulfate. Magnetic resonance imaging in these cases often reveals hippocampal atrophy, increased T2 signal and T2 relaxation and reduced magnetization transfer ratio in the hippocampus. Aims: Once both T2 signal and magnetization transfer are affected by tissue water, our goal was to evaluate, in the hippocampus of drug-resistant temporal lobe epilepsy patients who underwent surgery for seizure control, the associations between cellular populations, aquaporin 4 and chondroitin sulfate with T2 relaxation time and magnetization transfer. Additionally, we intended to measure the individual volume of each hippocampal subfield in hippocampus from patients without neurological disease. Methods: Patients with drug-resistant temporal lobe epilepsy (TLE, n = 43) and age-matched health volunteers (radiological control, RC, n = 20) were submitted to magnetic resonance in a 3T machine for hippocampal volumetry measure, T2 relaxation and magnetization transfer (in vivo examination). After surgical treatment for seizure control, hippocampi from the TLE patients were fixed in formalin for 8 days and then submitted to ex vivo imaging in 3T for relaxation time of every hippocampal subfield. Control hippocampi were obtained from autopsies of age-matched patients without ante mortem history of neurological disease or post mortem neurological pathology, and underwent the same ex vivo imaging (histo-radiological control, HRC, n = 14). Six cases from the HRC underwent 3D T2 imaging in a 4.7T machine, in order to measure the volumes of the hippocampal subfields. Paraffin embedded hippocampal sections from TLE and HRC were submitted to Hematoxilin-Eosin and Luxol Fast Blue histochemistries, and to immunohistochemistries for the evaluation of neurons (NeuN), reactive astrocytes (GFAP), activated microglia (HLA-DR), for aquaporin 4 (AQP4) and for chondroitin sulfate (CS-56). Students t-test or Mann-Whitneys test were performed for comparison between groups, and correlation tests were performed for the comparison between histological and magnetic resonance measures. Results: Patients with TLE presented reduced hippocampal volume, increased T2 relaxation time and reduced magnetization transfer, when compared to RC. The ex vivo volumetry of the hippocampal subfields revealed that fascia dentata, CA1 and subiculum together correspond to 85 % of the total hippocampal volume. Ex vivo relaxation time, as the in vivo, were increased in the subfields of TLE patients, when compared to HRC. Compared to HRC, TLE patients presented neuron loss and microgliosis in all hippocampal subfields but the subiculum, and astrogliosis in all hippocampal subfields but the subgranule zone and the hilus. Reduced perivascular aquaporin 4 was observed in all hippocampal subfields of TLE patients, and increased chondroitin sulfate was observed in all hippocampal subfields, with the exception of granule cell layer, of TLE patients, when compared to HRC. In TLE, both in vivo hippocampal volume and magnetization transfer correlated with the levels of chondroitin sulfate and the neuronal population, whereas the in vivo relaxation time correlated with the astroglial population and the levels of chondroitin sulfate. Ex vivo relaxation time also correlated with the astroglial population in TLE patients. The difference between in vivo and ex vivo relaxation values correlated with water difusibility and the levels of chondroitin sulfate. Conclusion: Our data indicate the importance of neuron population and extracellular matrix to both hippocampal volume and magnetization transfer, and of the reactive astrocytes for T2 relaxation. Ex vivo relaxation time allowed a more detailed evaluation, and indicated more robust correlations between reactive astrocytes and T2 relaxation. Finally, Our data indicated that CA1, the subiculum and fascia dentata are the major contributors to hippocampal volume, so changes in these subfields most likely will affect magnetic resonance imaging.
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Etude des bases neurales structurales et fonctionnelles des troubles cognitifs et de la qualité de vie dans la schizophrénie par imagerie cérébrale multimodale / Structural and functional neural basis of cognitive impairment and quality of life in schizophrenia : a multimodal neuroimaging study

Faget-Agius, Catherine 07 December 2015 (has links)
L’objectif principal de ce travail est de caractériser par une approche multimodale d’imagerie les bases neurales structurales et fonctionnelles qui sous-tendent les troubles cognitifs et la QV dans la schizophrénie. L’objectif secondaire est de tester la valeur prédictive des troubles cognitifs et de la QV pour l’évolution et le fonctionnement dans la schizophrénie.Nous avons d’abord exploré les profils d’activation cérébrale au cours d’une tâche de mémoire de travail entre des patients qui ont une courte durée d’évolution de la maladie et ceux qui ont une longue durée d’évolution de la maladie. Nous avons retrouvé une hyper activation de certaines régions cérébrales chez les patients avec un longue durée d’évolution de la maladie comparativement aux patients avec une courte durée d’évolution. Nous avons ensuite étudié les bases neurales structurales de la QV. Nous avons mis en évidence qu’une QV altérée était associée à des changements plus importants de la microstructure cérébrale dans des régions altérées par le processus pathologique de la schizophrénie. Nous avons enfin étudié les réseaux cérébraux fonctionnels qui sous-tendent la QV. Nous rapportons que des régions cérébrales impliquées dans la prise de décision, dans le traitement des émotions et dans les cognitions sociales sont liées aux dimensions de la QV.D’une part nos travaux suggèrent qu’une réorganisation fonctionnelle dans le réseau cérébral de la mémoire de travail joue un rôle compensateur lors de l’évolution de la schizophrénie. D’autre part, nos résultats laissent supposer que la QV serait l’expression précoce des anomalies cérébrales induites par les processus pathologiques de la schizophrénie. / We conducted a multimodal neuroimaging approach combining the study of working memory activation with fMRI, the study of microstructural abnormalities associated with impaired QoL using MTI and the study of the functional brain substrate of QoL using SPECT. We aimed to characterize structural and functional neural basis of cognitive impairment and QoL in schizophrenia. We secondarily aimed to test the predictive value of cognitive impairment and QOL for the evolution and functioning in schizophrenia.First, we explored brain activation during a working memory task between patients with short disease duration and patients with long disease duration. We found a functional reorganization in patients with long schizophrenia duration having brain hyperactivations relative to short schizophrenia duration patients. Secondly, we investigated and compared microstructural abnormalities in patients with preserved Qol and impaired QoL. We showed that patients with impaired QoL had more microstructural changes in brain regions affected by the disease process of schizophrenia.Finally, we studied the neural substrate of QoL in schizophrenia. We reported that brain regions involved in cognitions, emotional information processing and social cognition underlie the different QoL dimensions in schizophrenia. On the one hand, our findings suggest that a functional reorganization in the working memory neural network plays a compensatory role in the schizophrenia course. On the other hand, our results suggest that QoL could be the early expression of brain abnormalities induced by the disease process of schizophrenia.
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Toward the characterization of micro- and macro- traumatisms of the human cervical spinal cord in rugby : a multimodal approach combining magnetic resonance imaging and biomechanical finite element modelling / Vers la caractérisation des micros et macro-traumatismes de la moelle épinière cervicale dans la pratique du rugby : une approche multimodale combinant imagerie par résonnance magnétique et modélisation biomécanique par éléments finis

Rasoanandrianina, Rivo 08 January 2019 (has links)
Dans la pratique du rugby à XV, l’intégrité de la moelle épinière (ME) est menacée par les rares macro-traumatismes du rachis cervical, et par les chargements répétitifs entrainant l’apparition de pathologies dégénératives. Comment quantifier ces altérations, quels sont les mécanismes qui les président ?Pour aborder ces questions, la faisabilité et l’intérêt d’un protocole IRM multiparamétrique en contexte dégénératif ont tout d’abord été investigués. Puis, une récente technique de relaxométrie T1 3D et une acquisition ihMT multi-coupes à multiples orientations permettant d’évaluer le contenu macromoléculaire des tissus, en particulier la myéline, ont été développées pour évaluer le caractère diffus des altérations. Préliminairement appliqué sur quelques joueurs, ce protocole a ainsi démontré la faisabilité d’une exploration approfondie par IRM multiparamétrique de la ME cervicale dans le rugby.En complément de cela, une étude préliminaire utilisant un modèle éléments finis (MEF) détaillé a été menée pour évaluer la réponse mécanique des sous-régions de la ME soumises à des chargements mécaniques primaires. Par la suite, une étude préliminaire des risques neurologiques liés à un canal vertébral étroit (observé chez certains joueurs) a été conduite en modifiant la géométrie du MEF. A l’interface entre l’IRM et la biomécanique, ces travaux préliminaires ont posé les premiers jalons pour une caractérisation fine et robuste des altérations tissulaires au niveau médullaire dans le rugby. A terme, cette approche permettrait de proposer de nouveaux éléments pour une éventuelle amélioration du bilan d’aptitude des joueurs et de proposer des programmes préventifs améliorés. / In Rugby Union practice, the cervical spinal cord (CSC) could be involved in rare cervical spine (CS) traumatic injuries and also be threatened by the neck exposure to repetitive impacts assumed to induce early degenerative tissue alterations. How to quantify these impairments? What are the underlying pathophysiological mechanisms? To answer these questions, efforts were first directed towards the investigative potential of an advanced multiparametric Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) protocol in degenerative contexts. Then, a new MRI protocol covering the whole CSC, including a recent 3D T1 relaxometry technique and a multi-slice multi-angle ihMT acquisition evaluating tissue myelin-content, was optimized. Preliminarily-applied to few players, this new optimized protocol showed the feasibility of a fine and diffuse CSC characterization in rugby. In parallel and as a complement, preliminary finite element modelling (FEM) analyses were also conducted to evaluate the mechanical responses of CSC sub-regions under primary loading mechanisms. Then, the same loading mechanisms were applied to a geometrically-modified FEM reproducing a narrow vertebral canal, reported to occur in some players therefore allowing to evaluate the effect of rugby-related CS degenerative changes on the CSC mechanical response under traumatic loadings. These preliminary, interdisciplinary and complementary works lay the ground for a fine structural and mechanical characterization of CSC tissues in rugby players, which would eventually allow to propose improved aptitude-to-play evaluation criteria as well as improved preventive programs.
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Innovative MRT-Kontraste zur in-vivo-Differenzierung von Patienten mit typischem idiopathischen Parkinson und atypischen Parkinsonsyndromen / Innovative MRI contrasts for in-vivo-differentiation of patients with typical idiopathic Parkinson's syndromes and atypical parkinsonian syndromes

Pantel, Pia Marie 13 January 2014 (has links)
HINTERGRUND/ ZIELSETZUNG: Vom idiopathischen Parkinsonsyndrom (IPS) können so genannte „atypische“ Parkinsonsyndrome (APS) mit einem Anteil von ca. 20% bezogen auf die Gesamtinzidenz unterschieden werden. Neben zusätzlichen Krankheitssymptomen und einem progredienteren Verlauf zeichnen sie sich durch eine schlechtere Prognose aus, die häufig auf einem Nichtansprechen auf eine dopaminerge Therapie beruht. Eine frühzeitige, korrekte Diagnose ist daher sehr entscheidend, aber im Einzelfall auch für Spezialisten äußerst schwierig. Trotz anerkannter klinischer Diagnosekriterien gibt es besonders im Frühstadium eine hohe Rate an Fehldiagnosen. Das zur Zeit vorherrschende Verfahren in der bildgebenden Diagnostik ist die Magnetresonanztomographie, wobei die konventionelle, qualitative MRT bislang keine zufriedenstellenden Ergebnisse bezüglich ihrer Spezifität und Sensitivität gezeigt hat. Die vorliegende Arbeit untersucht in einer direkten Vergleichsstudie das differenzialdiagnostische Potential der sogenannten „erweiterten“ quantitativen MRT-Verfahren. MATERIAL UND METHODEN: Ein Gesamtkollektiv von insgesamt 44 Probanden (IPS/ APS/ gesunde Kontrollen) durchlief ein umfassendes quantitatives MRT- Protokoll (R1/R2(*)-, DTI-, MTR- Mapping) um in manuell bilateral markierten, definierten Regionen (ROIs) in den Basalganglienkernen quantitative Parameter zu erheben. ERGEBNISSE: Die beste hochsignifikante Trennung der MSA-P- Patienten sowohl von IPS- Patienten (p = 0,001) als auch von Kontrollen (p = 0,004) konnte anhand des R2 * - Mappings im Putamen erreicht werden. Es zeigte sich eine Vorhersagekraft AUC von > / = 0,96 mit einer Sensitivität von 77,8 % (bei einer Spezifität von 100 %). Dies bestätigt die große Bedeutung der Eisensensitivität des R2*-Mappings bei der Identifizierung von MSA-P- Patienten. Auch anhand des MTR-Mappings konnte eine MSA-P anhand der putaminalen (p = 0,005) und nigralen (p = 0,003) Signalveränderungen signifikant vorhergesagt werden. Die beste signifikante Abgrenzung der PSP- Patienten von den Kontrollen gelang anhand der DTI- Messungen in der Substantia nigra (p = 0,001) sowie im Globus pallidus (p = 0,004). Für die diagnostische Vorhersage eines IPS konnten keine nutzbaren Signalunterschiede festgestellt werden. Insbesondere in der Substantia nigra zeigten sich gegenüber Kontrollen keine signifikanten Gruppenunterschiede. FAZIT: Unter den angewandten MRT- Verfahren zeigt das R2*-Mapping die beste Vorhersagekraft zur Differenzierung der MSA von IPS- Patienten und das DTI- Mapping zur Identifizierung der PSP- Patienten. Das Besondere unseres Arbeitsansatzes war, im Gegensatz zu vorherigen Studien, die Durchführung der Untersuchung an nur einer Kohorte. Dadurch konnte die Güte der verschiedenen MRT-Verfahren direkt und quantitativ miteinander verglichen werden. Insgesamt unterstreichen die Erkenntnisse dieser Arbeit den Stellenwert und die mögliche klinische Relevanz der quantitativen MRT, insbesondere bei der Identifizierung atypischer Parkinsonsyndrome.
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Étude comparative des lésions cérébrales dans deux maladies démyélinisantes pédiatriques récurrentes : la sclérose en plaques et la maladie associée aux anticorps anti- glycoprotéine oligodendrocytique de myéline

Mahmoud, Sawsan 07 1900 (has links)
Les syndromes démyélinisants acquis (SDA) pédiatriques sont un groupe de maladies qui affectent la substance blanche (SB) et la substance grise (SG) du système nerveux central (SNC) chez les enfants, et qui partagent certaines caractéristiques et mécanismes pathologiques. Les SDA peuvent être monophasiques ou récurrents. Les SDA comprennent des maladies telles que l'encéphalomyélite aiguë disséminée (EMDA), les troubles du spectre de la neuromyélite optique (TS-NMO), la sclérose en plaques (SEP) et le syndrome démyélinisant récurrent avec anticorps contre la glycoprotéine oligodendrocytique de myéline (anticorps anti-MOG). Ce dernier syndrome, appelé aussi maladie MOG+, a été reconnu récemment comme une entité distincte faisant partie des maladies démyélinisantes récurrentes chez les enfants. La maladie MOG+ présente des caractéristiques semblables à celles de la SEP; en effet, certains cas ont été déjà considérés comme une forme « atypique » de SEP. La maladie MOG+ et la SEP partagent des lésions dans la SB du SNC, mais la SEP est caractérisée aussi par des lésions corticales (LCs) cérébrales, insuffisamment étudiées dans la maladie MOG+. Par conséquent, le but de cette recherche a été de comparer les caractéristiques démographiques et des lésions cérébrales visibles sur des études d’imagerie par résonance magnétique (IRM) chez les enfants atteints de SEP et ceux atteints de la maladie MOG+. Pour atteindre cet objectif, nous avons utilisé des scans IRM 3T, incluant les contrastes pondérés T1, FLAIR et des images de transfert de magnétisation (ITM) de 14 enfants atteints de SEP et 13 enfants atteints de la maladie MOG+. Nous avons mesuré le nombre des LCs, le volume des lésions dans la SB et les valeurs normalisées d’ITM dans les LCs et les lésions de la SB. Nos résultats ont montré que les enfants atteints de la maladie MOG+ étaient plus jeunes au début de la maladie et que celle-ci présentait une durée plus longue que la maladie du groupe SEP. Quant aux lésions cérébrales, les LCs étaient présentes dans la maladie MOG+, mais leur nombre était significativement plus élevé dans le groupe SEP. Cependant, les valeurs normalisées d’ITM dans ces lésions (valeurs qui sont sensibles à la quantité de myéline) n'étaient pas significativement différentes entre les deux groupes. En plus, le volume des lésions de la SB était significativement plus élevé dans le groupe SEP et les valeurs normalisées d’ITM dans ces lésions, significativement inférieures comparativement à la maladie MOG+, témoignant ainsi d’une démyélinisation plus sévère et des différences potentielles dans les mécanismes de démyélinisation. / Pediatric Acquired Demyelinating Syndromes (ADS) are a group of diseases that affect the white matter (WM) and gray matter (GM) of the central nervous system (CNS) in children and that share similar pathological characteristics and mechanisms. ADS can be monophasic or recurrent. The ADS include diseases like acute disseminated encephalomyelitis (ADEM), neuromyelitis optic spectrum disorders (NMO-SD), multiple sclerosis (MS) and Relapsing Myelin Oligodendrocyte Glycoprotein (MOG) syndrome or MOG+ disease, which has been recently recognised as a distinct pathology and is part of the relapsing ADS in children. MOG+ disease shares features with MS; indeed, some MOG+ cases have been considered as an “atypical” form of MS until recently. Both MOG+ disease and MS present lesions in the WM of the CNS. MS is also characterized by focal brain cortical lesions (CL), which have not been extensively studied in MOG+ disease yet. For this reason, the aim of this research project was to compare the demographic and brain magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) characteristics of children with MS and children with MOG+ disease. To achieve our goal, we used 3T MRI including T1-weighted, FLAIR and magnetization transfer ratio (MTR) contrasts of 14 MS participants, and 13 relapsing MOG+ participants. CL counts, WM lesion volumes, normalized MTR values in CLs, and WM lesions were compared across groups. Our results show that children with MOG+ disease were younger at disease onset and had a longer disease duration compared to the MS group. CL were present in MOG+ participants, but counts were significantly higher in the MS group. However, their normalized-MTR values, which are sensitive to myelin, were not significantly different between both groups. WM lesion volumes were significantly higher in the MS group, but their normalized MTR values were significantly lower than in MOG+ WM lesions, likely reflecting more severe demyelination and potential differences in the demyelinating mechanism.

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