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Streamline density and lesion volume reveal a postero–anterior gradient of corpus callosum damage in multiple sclerosis

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Although interhemispheric disconnection significantly contributes to disability in multiple sclerosis (MS), the topography, timeline and relationship of callosal damage accrual with hemispheric damage are still unclear. Click to show full abstract

Although interhemispheric disconnection significantly contributes to disability in multiple sclerosis (MS), the topography, timeline and relationship of callosal damage accrual with hemispheric damage are still unclear.

Keywords: density lesion; streamline density; multiple sclerosis; damage; lesion volume

Journal Title: European Journal of Neurology
Year Published: 2020

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