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1 Ιαν 2014 · Two neuroradiologists (S.K. and Y. Kaichi) reviewed the MR images and categorized their findings as normal (grade 1), as infarction or infarction-like lesions (large territorial, lacunar, localized cortical, or bilateral or unilateral borderzone infarctions; acute multiple or single micro-embolisms; basal ganglia; or callosal lesions; grade 2 ...
6 Ιαν 2022 · Brain atrophy manifests as loss of white and gray matter, with compensatory generalized enlargement of subarachnoid spaces and widened sulci, and it can be assessed with CT and MRI. Brain atrophy is often seen in the setting of additional vasculopathy and vasculitis lesions.
In response to these knowledge gaps, we conducted a systematic review to evaluate (1) the effect of SLE on brain structure, (2) the neuroimaging correlates of CD in SLE and (3) potential disease-related contributors including but not limited to disease activity, duration and glucocorticoid exposure.
12 Αυγ 2016 · Brain magnetic resonance imaging provides detailed information which can be used to detect and segment white matter lesions (WML). In this work we propose an approach to automatically segment WML in Lupus patients by using T1w and fluid-attenuated inversion recovery (FLAIR) images.
WMHs, a common finding on brain MRI of SLE subjects, may represent an additional risk factor for CVE in lupus, but longitudinal studies are needed to confirm this hypothesis. In the meantime, increased vigilance and modification of atherosclerotic risk factors is essential.
28 Απρ 2020 · Blood brain barrier (BBB) imaging with dynamic contrast enhanced MRI (DCE-MRI) Reports of increased albumin, immunoglobulin and neurotoxic autoantibody levels in the CSF provide indirect evidence of a compromised BBB in acute central NPSLE [23–27].
1 Ιουλ 2004 · Imaging is often performed in patients with a known diagnosis of SLE to determine the extent and severity of disease, which depend on the extent of organ involvement, and to monitor complications.
