In article <1991Apr2.062447.1876 at elroy.jpl.nasa.gov>, mathew at jane.Jpl.Nasa.Gov (Mathew Yeates) writes:
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|> >PS: Anybody into neuro imaging?
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|>|> now that you mention it ....
|>|> How can I tell from a CT how much damage has been done to the brain of
|> an aneurism patient. What do I look for?
|>|> Also, what are the relative merits of CT, PET, SPECT and MRI? Can
|> anything important be learned besides what is available in a CT?
|>|> Finally, can the patients prospect for a recovery be determined from
|> any of the above tests? (the patient is a relative)
|>|> Thanks
|>|> Mathew Yeates
|>mathew at jane.jpl.nasa.gov
Speaking about imaging does anyone do quantitative measures of
brain volume from MRI scans. This would be very useful in noting
the amount of atrophy present
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Eugene Fong
