Cervical Cord Lesion Characterisation in Multiple Sclerosis (MS): A Pilot Study with Application to MTR

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able abnormal absence account acquisition active addition adjustable allowed apparent appear appearing applied approximately arch automated axial axons best binary blue board brain calculation cervical channel check cohort coil combined commonly compatible connector consent contiguous contoured contrast control controls cord created damage despite disability disc duration echoes enable example extracted extracting female flirt frequency funding graphical healthy heterogeneous hypothesis importance independently indicate inflammation injury institute institutional integrity kingdom larger lesion lesions library linear local loss male manually maps masks matching measured measures mechanisms model motion neck neurology nominal northern offset often participants pathological pathologically pathology patient patients perpendicular physical pilot preliminary presence previously prior processing protocol pulse reconstructed recruited reflect reflecting regarding registered rehabilitation repair reported respectively review sample scanning sclerosis section segmented semi sense separate severe shape significantly slices spinal statistical studies suggesting surface system systems table technology tissue tool transfer transmit visible volume volumes wheeler whether whiplash white written