Key result
A simple, reproducible repositioning method for serial MRI in multiple sclerosis trials was successful, with only 1.1% of scans being rejected because of poor repositioning.
Why the study?
Does a reproducible repositioning method improve scan acceptance in serial MRI studies for multiple sclerosis?
Does a reproducible repositioning method improve scan acceptance in serial MRI studies for multiple sclerosis?
A simple repositioning method for serial MRI in MS trials is highly successful, resulting in only a 1.1% scan rejection rate.
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May reduce rejected scans in MS MRI studies; leaves open validation in routine practice.
Gallagher et al. (1997) studied Multiple sclerosis. Reproducible repositioning method for serial MRI was evaluated on Scan rejection due to poor repositioning. A simple, reproducible repositioning method for serial MRI in multiple sclerosis trials was successful, with only 1.1% of scans being rejected because of poor repositioning.
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