Neurologists and researchers rely on several software tools for neuroimaging data analysis. Limitations in these tools often necessitate the use of more than one program, spanning different coding languages and operating systems, which requires time, effort, and programming skills. MRI-PAP is a collection of pipelines with an easy-to-use graphical user interface (GUI) designed for MRI processing and analysis of multiple sclerosis patient images. These automated pipelines accept DICOM images as input and take them through a series of processing steps. MRI-PAP pipelines save time by accessing different packages from a single GUI and can be used without programming skills.
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