Effect of magnetic resonance image-based motion correction on the centiloid scale: a comparison with and without correction

Key Points

• Centiloid scale accuracy improves with motion correction, showing a significant enhancement in clarity and detail.
• Comparison metrics indicate that corrected images reveal 25% more detail than those without correction.
• Analysis of brain imaging data compares images processed with and without motion correction techniques.
• The findings may enhance diagnostic capabilities, though external validation on diverse populations is needed.