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Parkinson's disease can be detected at an early stage through special brain scans
Most of us are familiar with a method known as MRI, which is often used to look at brain structure
Researchers at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (HU), under the guidance of Professor Aviv Mezer, concluded that it is possible to reveal cellular changes
Mezer's phD student, Elior Drori, used a new analytical method to clearly reveal biological changes in
qMRI achieves its sensitivity by taking multiple MRI images with different excitation energies, rather than taking the same photo
"Without measurement, you don't know what's normal, what's abnormal in your brain structure, and what changes
"Our discovery is just the tip of the iceberg
This type of analysis will help identify subgroups of patients with Parkinson's disease — some of whom may respond differently to certain drugs than others
References: Mapping microstructural gradients of the human striatum in normal aging and Parkinson's disease