ORIGINAL CONTRIBUTION T2 Hypointensity in the Deep Gray Matter of Patients With Multiple Sclerosis A Quantitative Magnetic Resonance Imaging Study Rohit Bakshi, MD; Ralph H. B. Benedict, PhD; Robert A. Bermel, BA; Shelt

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Cerebrum Neuroanatomy Multiple sclerosis Central nervous system Putamen Magnetic resonance imaging White matter Substantia nigra Caudate nucleus Brain Anatomy Basal ganglia		ORIGINAL CONTRIBUTION T2 Hypointensity in the Deep Gray Matter of Patients With Multiple Sclerosis A Quantitative Magnetic Resonance Imaging Study Rohit Bakshi, MD; Ralph H. B. Benedict, PhD; Robert A. Bermel, BA; Shelt Add to Reading List Source URL: archneur.jamanetwork.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 283,05 KB Share Document on Facebook

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