Textural changes are more sensitive than volumetry of amygdala in cocaine use disorder patients: potential for low field translation

Textural changes are more sensitive than volumetry of amygdala in cocaine use disorder patients: potential for low field translation

<p dir="ltr">We determined that in a cohort undergoing rTMS therapy for CUD, textural changes in the amygdala are more sensitive than volumetric changes. This is similar to other reports investigating the use of texture in Alzheimer’s disease to detect changes in hippocampi. We have...

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Main Author: Shounak Nandi (22675916) (author)
Other Authors: Pavan Poojar (4394863) (author), Shilpa Taufique (22676024) (author), Rachel Weller (22675946) (author), Keren Bachi (5122268) (author), Yasmin Hurd (20928350) (author), Sairam Geethanath (4394866) (author)
Published: 2025
Subjects:
Biomedical imaging
Medical devices
magnetic resonance imaging feature
texture analysis algorithms
low field MRI
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