Free-Water Imaging in White and Gray Matter in Parkinson’s Disease

Christina Andica(Juntendo University), Shigeki Aoki(Juntendo University), Kanako K. Kumamaru(Juntendo University), Akifumi Hagiwara(Juntendo University), Nobutaka Hattori(RIKEN Center for Brain Science), Akihiko Wada(Juntendo University), Masaaki Hori(Juntendo University), Genko Oyama(Juntendo University), Andrew Zalesky(University of Melbourne), Haruka Takeshige‐Amano(Juntendo University), Taku Hatano(Juntendo University), Wataru Uchida(Juntendo University), Michimasa Suzuki(Juntendo University), Ryusuke Irie(Juntendo University), Takashi Ogawa(Juntendo University), Koji Kamagata(Juntendo University), Atsushi Umemura(Juntendo University), Yashushi Shimo(Juntendo University), Asami Saito(Juntendo University), Christos Pantelis(University of Melbourne)
Cells
August 5, 2019
10.3390/cells8080839
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