Does muscle MRI phenotyping distinguish myopathy subtypes and correlate with disease duration in patients with genetically confirmed myopathies?
Muscle MRI phenotyping provides disease-specific imaging phenotypes that can serve as a diagnostic reference for genetically confirmed myopathies.
Combined semi-quantitative scoring and FF MRI distinguished myopathy subtypes, correlated with disease duration, and supported the use of MRI as a biomarker. Our muscle atlas defines disease-specific imaging phenotypes and serves as a reference for diagnostic evaluation in diverse populations.
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