Brain Volumetry
Many neurological and psychiatric disorders are linked to, or imply, modifications of brain structures or substructures. Thanks to advances in imaging devices, leading to improved resolution and contrast, MRI has become the gold standard to monitor changes in brain structures, allowing accurate quantification of their volumes and other shape properties such as cortical thickness.
Pixyl.Neuro.BV product provides detailed information on:
- Grey Matter, White Matter, CSF and Intracranial volumes
- Cortical structure volumes
- Subcortical structures, including hippocampi, amygdala and putamen
- Interhemispheric structures
- Longitudinal changes on all structures
Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is the most common neurological disorder affecting young adults. More than 2.3 million people worldwide are diagnosed.
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is used to diagnose and determine disease activity.
Pixyl.Neuro automatically analyses MRI images in just 4-5 minutes, providing access to quantified measures of lesion volume and brain atrophy.
White matter hyperintensities are identified, quantified and classified according to their dissemination in time and space. Our structured report is based on MS diagnostic criteria.
Pixyl.Neuro.MS provides detailed information on:
- Active (new or enlarging) T2 Flair lesion volume count and volume.
- T2 Flair lesion volume and count, classified by region of interest.
