Relation of sensorimotor and cognitive cerebellum functional connectivity with brain structural damage in patients with multiple sclerosis and no disability — Silvia Tommasin (2022) | RDL Network
Relation of sensorimotor and cognitive cerebellum functional connectivity with brain structural damage in patients with multiple sclerosis and no disability
Article 2022 en
Authors
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Silvia Tommasin
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Viktoriia Iakovleva
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Maria A. Rocca
Abstract
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Increased and decreased cerebellar FC with several brain areas coexist in MS patients with no disability. Our data suggest that white matter loss hampers FC, whereas, in the absence of atrophy, cortical volume represents the framework for FC to increase.
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