Spinal cord atrophy is an important measure for monitoring Multiple Sclerosis (MS), but it's less commonly imaged compared to the brain due to challenges in imaging techniques and time constraints.*
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The study aimed to compare the spinal cord measurements from regular brain MRI scans with dedicated spinal cord MRI scans in both healthy individuals and those with MS.*
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The results showed a strong correlation between spinal cord measurements from both imaging methods, suggesting that cross-sectional area from brain imaging can effectively estimate spinal cord atrophy.*