Keywords: Spinal Cord, Diffusion Tensor ImagingIn this study, magnetic resonance imaging is used for anatomical and pathological studies of the spinal cord, investigating the mechanisms of neuralgia through diffusion magnetic resonance imaging techniques. However, analysis of ganglion changes in the spinal cord in multi-shell diffuse-weighted MRI signals remains challenging due to the ambiguous relationship between sympathetic and MRI signals. To study these relationships, we construct a neuropathic pain model using rats by performing in ex-vivo MRI experiments and neuropathic cell staining to provide insight into the treatment of neuropathic pain.
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