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Progressive Supranuclear Palsy and Diffusion Tensor Imaging
imaging using a line scan technique
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may be feasible for analysing
the brainstem in patients with PSP.
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Finally, the clinical subtypes of Shoichi Ito is an Associate Professor in the Office of
PSP, Richardson’s syndrome and PSP-parkinsonism
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have not yet been
Medical Education at the Graduate School of Medicine
investigated by diffusion tensor imaging.
at Chiba University and in the Department of Neurology
at Chiba University Hospital. His primary interests are
clinical practice, research and education in neurology
Early differentiation of these subtypes of PSP is important for planning
and neuroradiology, and more specifically include
a clinical strategy because the treatment responses and disease
diagnosis using computed tomography (CT) and
magentic resonance imaging (MRI) and
outcome are different. Diffusion tensor imaging is a feasible method neurodegenerative diseases and spinal cord diseases.
for investigating brain conditions in PSP. n
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