In this study, we compare fractional eccentricity (FE) measured by double diffusion encoding (DDE) to NODDI estimates of neurite density and orientation distribution in six normal subjects and one subject with benign T2 hyperintensities. The results of the comparison support the hypothesis that FE is independent of fiber orientation and correlates strongly with intracellular volume fraction.
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