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A RESTING-STATE fMRI STUDY INVESTIGATING FUNCTIONAL CONNECTIVITY MODIFICATIONS IN CMT1A PATIENTS

Sirio Cocozza

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Introduction: Changes of brain structure and function have been described in peripheral neuropathies. Aim of our study was to systematically investigate possible modifications of major large-scale brain networks using resting-state (RS)-fMRI in CMT1A patients. Method: In this prospective cross-sectional study, from May-2017 to May-2019, we acquired 3T MRI brain scans of

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Introduction: Changes of brain structure and function have been described in peripheral neuropathies. Aim of our study was to systematically investigate possible modifications of major large-scale brain networks using resting-state (RS)-fMRI in CMT1A patients. Method: In this prospective cross-sectional study, from May-2017 to May-2019, we acquired 3T MRI brain scans of

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Introduction: Changes of brain structure and function have been described in peripheral neuropathies. Aim of our study was to systematically investigate possible modifications of major large-scale brain networks using resting-state (RS)-fMRI in CMT1A patients. Method: In this prospective cross-sectional study, from May-2017 to May-2019, we acquired 3T MRI brain scans of

Key concepts: Resting state fMRI, Functional connectivity, Psychology, Neuroscience, Functional magnetic resonance imaging, Cognitive psychology

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