This study aims to determine the correlation between clinical tremor severity in Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and the cerebello-thalamic pathway. We found a decrease in volume of the ipsilateral Superior Cerebellar Peduncle and contralateral Thalamus. These regions of volume loss correlate with predicted neuro-anatomy indicating that the cerebello-thalamic pathway is a neural correlate of tremor severity in MS. This finding aids to a better understanding of pathogenesis and development of treatments for tremor in MS.
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