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Interregional Correlations in Parkinson Disease and Parkinson-related Dementia with Resting Functional MR Imaging
PURPOSE: To apply a recently developed native-space (or native-surface) method to compare resting functional magnetic resonance (MR) imaging correlations (functional connectivity) measured in patients with Parkinson-related dementia (PRD) to those measured in cognitively unimpaired, age-matched cont
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