A preliminary study on the differences in regional changes of neuromelanin and iron in substantia nigra among early parkinsonism

Motivation: Differential diagnosis of parkinsonism is difficult in early stage. Neuromelanin of SN plays an important role in the development of PD, PSP and MSA with iron.Goal(s): To find more neuroimage biomarkers to differentiate early parkinsonism by altered neuromelanin and iron in the level of SN subregions. Approach: We applied the 3D-ME-MTC-NM sequence to differentiate subregions based on the distribution of neuromelanin and iron, measured the volume, CR and/or susceptibility of neuromelanin accumulation, iron deposition and overlap regions. Results: The susceptibility of overlap region increased in early PSP, while no significant difference was seen between PD and MSA. Impact: The alteration of susceptibility in the overlap region may be helpful to identify characteristic changes in parkinsonism via different pathological proteins.

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Proceedings on CD-ROM - International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine. Scientific Meeting and Exhibition/Proceedings of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Scientific Meeting and Exhibition
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2024-11-26
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https://doi.org/10.58530/2024/4383
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Parkinson's Disease Mechanisms and Treatments
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A preliminary study on the differences in regional changes of neuromelanin and iron in substantia nigra among early parkinsonism

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A preliminary study on the differences in regional changes of neuromelanin and iron in substantia nigra among early parkinsonism

Guangbin Wang, Tao Gong, Min Zhuo, Yang Zhao, Lijuan Wang, Yufan Chen, Changyuan Xu, Weibo Chen
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Motivation: Differential diagnosis of parkinsonism is difficult in early stage. Neuromelanin of SN plays an important role in the development of PD, PSP and MSA with iron.Goal(s): To find more neuroimage biomarkers to differentiate early parkinsonism by altered neuromelanin and iron in the level of SN subregions. Approach: We applied the 3D-ME-MTC-NM sequence to differentiate subregions based on the distribution of neuromelanin and iron, measured the volume, CR and/or susceptibility of neuromelanin accumulation, iron deposition and overlap regions. Results: The susceptibility of overlap region increased in early PSP, while no significant difference was seen between PD and MSA. Impact: The alteration of susceptibility in the overlap region may be helpful to identify characteristic changes in parkinsonism via different pathological proteins.

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