Keywords: Spinal Cord, Spinal Cord
Motivation: Determining the clinical significance of spinal cord changes across various neurological diseases.
Goal(s): Determining the clinical significance of spinal cord changes across various neurological diseases.
Approach: We compared the spinal cord changes across various neurological diseases, followed by analyzing the correlation of spinal cord atrophy with regional brain atrophy and corresponding clinical variables.
Results: The spinal cord atrophy happens with aging and is aggravated in neurological diseases, which partly reflects cognitive conditions and physical disability.
Impact: Identifying disease-specific patterns of spinal cord atrophy somehow helps in differential diagnosis and MUCCA could be serve as a MRI marker for cognitive impairment and/or physical disability.
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