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Baseline cortical atrophy within an EOAD-specific brain signature predicts progression from mild cognitive impairment to dementia, providing a valuable MRI biomarker for individualized prognosis in early-onset Alzheimer disease.
This review elucidates the prognostic significance of HARM and GLOS as imaging biomarkers after mechanical thrombectomy, highlighting their associations with early neurological outcomes and infarct progression.
Paramagnetic rim lesions detected via MRI are associated with increased risk of disability progression independent of relapse activity and accelerated brain atrophy in multiple sclerosis, highlighting their role as prognostic biomarkers for
The VasCog-2-WSO criteria effectively detect MRI-defined vascular cognitive impairment in asymptomatic adults, correlating with increased cardiovascular risk and mortality, highlighting their utility for early diagnosis and community risk s
Brain perivascular space morphometry reveals familial microvascular architecture and neuropsychiatric influences, offering a novel imaging biomarker of cerebral microvascular health beyond traditional vascular risk factors.
This review explores how paramagnetic rim lesions (PRLs), as markers of chronic active demyelination, serve as powerful predictors for clinical Multiple Sclerosis conversion in individuals with radiologically isolated syndrome.
In a large population-based sample, cartilage T2 relaxation times correlated with BMI and were higher in knees with MRI-defined osteoarthritis, particularly in lateral cartilage subregions; T2 did not reflect patient-reported symptoms.
