Documentation/Nightly/Extensions/DTI ALPS - Revision history

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 Overall, DTI-ALPS represents a promising approach for studying the PVS and its implications in neurological health and disease. Its application may contribute to advancing our understanding of brain physiology and pathology, potentially leading to improved diagnosis, treatment, and management strategies for a range of neurological conditions.
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 Image:DTI-ALPS-sc-1.png|First screen panel of DTI-ALPS module
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 Overall, DTI-ALPS represents a promising approach for studying the PVS and its implications in neurological health and disease. Its application may contribute to advancing our understanding of brain physiology and pathology, potentially leading to improved diagnosis, treatment, and management strategies for a range of neurological conditions.
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+<gallery widths="500px" height="500px" perrow="2">
 Image:DTI-ALPS-sc-1.png|First screen panel of DTI-ALPS module
 Image:DTI-ALPS-sc-2.png|DTI-ALPS module with index calculated

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 Overall, DTI-ALPS represents a promising approach for studying the PVS and its implications in neurological health and disease. Its application may contribute to advancing our understanding of brain physiology and pathology, potentially leading to improved diagnosis, treatment, and management strategies for a range of neurological conditions.
-<gallery widths="500px" perrow="3">
+<gallery widths="500px" perrow="2">
 Image:DTI-ALPS-sc-1.png|First screen panel of DTI-ALPS module
 Image:DTI-ALPS-sc-2.png|DTI-ALPS module with index calculated

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 Overall, DTI-ALPS represents a promising approach for studying the PVS and its implications in neurological health and disease. Its application may contribute to advancing our understanding of brain physiology and pathology, potentially leading to improved diagnosis, treatment, and management strategies for a range of neurological conditions.
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+<gallery widths="500px" perrow="3">
 Image:DTI-ALPS-sc-1.png|First screen panel of DTI-ALPS module
 Image:DTI-ALPS-sc-2.png|DTI-ALPS module with index calculated

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 DTI-ALPS utilizes DTI data to quantify the directional diffusion of water molecules within the brain's PVS. By applying a novel algorithm, DTI-ALPS distinguishes the PVS from adjacent tissues, enabling the precise assessment of PVS morphology and alterations. This method offers several advantages. Firstly, it provides non-invasive imaging of the PVS, allowing for longitudinal studies and investigation of various neurological conditions. Additionally, DTI-ALPS enables the assessment of PVS integrity and changes associated with aging, vascular diseases, and neurodegenerative disorders, offering potential insights into disease mechanisms and diagnostic markers.
-Overall, DTI-ALPS represents a promising approach for studying the PVS and its implications in neurological health and disease. Its application may contribute to advancing our understanding of brain physiology and pathology, potentially leading to improved diagnosis, treatment, and management strategies for a range of neurological conditions. <ref>Manuscript in revire process.</ref>.
+Overall, DTI-ALPS represents a promising approach for studying the PVS and its implications in neurological health and disease. Its application may contribute to advancing our understanding of brain physiology and pathology, potentially leading to improved diagnosis, treatment, and management strategies for a range of neurological conditions.
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	Overall, DTI-ALPS represents a promising approach for studying the PVS and its implications in neurological health and disease. Its application may contribute to advancing our understanding of brain physiology and pathology, potentially leading to improved diagnosis, treatment, and management strategies for a range of neurological conditions. <ref>Manuscript in revire process.</ref>.		Overall, DTI-ALPS represents a promising approach for studying the PVS and its implications in neurological health and disease. Its application may contribute to advancing our understanding of brain physiology and pathology, potentially leading to improved diagnosis, treatment, and management strategies for a range of neurological conditions. <ref>Manuscript in revire process.</ref>.
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		+	Image:DTI-ALPS-sc-1.png\|First screen panel of DTI-ALPS module
		+	Image:DTI-ALPS-sc-2.png\|DTI-ALPS module with index calculated
		+	Image:DTI-ALPS-sc-3-proj-label.png\|DTI-ALPS Projection label
		+	Image:DTI-ALPS-sc-4-assoc-label.png\|DTI-ALPS Association label
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-* Manuscript in review process
+* Toshiaki Taoka et al. "Evaluation of glymphatic system activity with the diffusion MR technique: diffusion tensor image analysis along the perivascular space (DTI-ALPS) in Alzheimer's disease cases", (2017). Jpn J Radiol, Apr;35(4):172-178. PMID: 28197821 DOI: 10.1007/s11604-017-0617-z
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-SUMMARY <ref>Manuscript in revire process.</ref>.
+Diffusion Tensor Image Analysis along the Perivascular Space (DTI-ALPS) is a method proposed by Toshiaki Taoka et al. in 2017 to investigate the perivascular space (PVS) using diffusion tensor imaging (DTI). The PVS is a system of interstitial fluid-filled spaces surrounding blood vessels in the brain, playing a crucial role in waste clearance and neurovascular regulation.
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 SUMMARY <ref>Manuscript in revire process.</ref>.