Estimating Brain Lesion Volume Change in Multiple Sclerosis by Subtraction of Magnetic Resonance Images

Mark A. Horsfield; Maria A. Rocca; Elisabetta Pagani; Loredana Storelli; Paolo Preziosa; Roberta Messina; Fabiano Camesasca; Massimiliano Copetti; Massimo Filippi

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Estimating Brain Lesion Volume Change in Multiple Sclerosis by Subtraction of Magnetic Resonance Images

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Use of the subtraction algorithm leads to improved reliability and lower operator fatigue in clinical trials and studies of the natural history of MS.

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