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Kwon, Jun-Soo, professor, MRI data badysis of patients with early-stage disease
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The reduction of the microstructure of the sagittal portion of the brain results in a decrease in brain size, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of patients with early-stage disease showed that the decrease of the sagittal microstructure of the brain caused the disease

The "Price" is known to act as a "hub" to connect and control various parts of the brain. Although there has been a steady increase in the volume of the thalamus and its connection to other parts of the disease, there has been no definitive report of changes in the microstructure within the body. thalamus.

Studies have shown that microstructures are reduced in patients with early-stage disease.The present study used the latest MRI technique to calculate diffuse curvature indicating the sagittal nucleus microstructure and compare it with normal control. They showed an 8-9% decrease in diffuse acuity of the "dorsal inner core" of the hypothalamus, strongly correlated with the frontal orbital cortex, and that of the hypothalamic "pillow core", strongly correlated with temporal lobe, relative to the normal control group

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The microstructure of brain cells becomes more complicated as the brain grows, and the decrease in cerebral microcirculation is likely to reduce the capacity of neurotransmitters in brain cells. There is.

According to the researcher, "This study was the first to discover that the reduction of sagittal microstructure occurred in patients with early-stage disease."

This study was supported by SCI International Journals