We demonstrate here that 'The Virtual Brain' (TVB), a computational neural mass model fed with structural connectome derived from individual diffusion MRI can successfully generate reorganized individual resting-state functional connectomes in early multiple sclerosis patients with similar topologies that those obtained with real rs-fMRI data. This opens new perspectives to predict and better understand the brain functional reorganization occuring in individual MS patients during disease progression or treatment.
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