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Imaging Neuromelanin and Iron in Dystonia/Parkinsonism
To generate pilot data to investigate the potential to use in vivo iron- and neuromelanin-quantification as imaging tools for the diagnostic evaluation of movement disorders with predominant dystonia / parkinsonism. To this end we are planning to compare the MR imaging neuromelanin and iron-pattern and content in midbrain, striatum and further brain structures in clinically similar entities and respective, sex- and age-matched healthy controls.
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