Sentence examples for reduced diffusion anisotropy from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, it has been postulated that, in patients with extensive LA, atrophy and reduced diffusion anisotropy of the CC may indicate diffuse hemispheric deep white matter tract damage, which may explain global cognitive impairment and development of vascular dementia [ 37].

However, it has been shown that fixation has relatively small effects on the overall amount of diffusion anisotropy, as the ADC is reduced equally in all directions [45].

Fractional anisotropy is a scalar measure of the diffusion anisotropy (i.e. the propensity of water to diffuse along, rather than perpendicular to, a nerve bundle).

Diffusion anisotropy is hindered perpendicularly to the bundles; cell membranes are mainly responsible for anisotropy.

Ling, J. M. et al. Biomarkers of increased diffusion anisotropy in semi-acute mild traumatic brain injury: a longitudinal perspective.

Diffusion anisotropy measurement of brain white matter is affected by voxel size: underestimation occurs in areas with crossing fibers.

This mismatch indicated different microstructural underpinnings for diffusion anisotropy and susceptibility anisotropy.

Diffusion in gray matter is more isotropic, however, several groups have observed coherent patterns of diffusion anisotropy within the cerebral cortical gray matter.

While diffusion anisotropy was already apparent and high at postnatal day 2, susceptibility anisotropy only became significant during the third week.

The relationship between the TS characteristics and diffusion anisotropy is investigated by examining the anisotropy of TS, and conversely, the TS of anisotropy.

They only affect the degree and orientation of diffusion anisotropy.