Recent Advances in MRI of Multiple Sclerosis
A special issue of Diagnostics (ISSN 2075-4418). This special issue belongs to the section "Medical Imaging and Theranostics".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 November 2025 | Viewed by 1389
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Interests: COVID-19; machine learning; biomedical imaging; radiology
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Dear Colleagues,
We are excited to extend an invitation for the submission of your original or review research papers on multiple sclerosis (MS) imaging. As MS continues to pose significant challenges in diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment, the role of advanced imaging techniques in unraveling its complex pathophysiology has become increasingly pivotal. We welcome submissions encompassing a diverse range of topics, including the following: the development and validation of novel MRI methods for the early detection and characterization of MS lesions; advancements in quantitative imaging techniques and biomarkers to aid in disease monitoring, treatment response assessment, and prognostication; elucidation of the mechanisms underlying neurodegeneration and remyelination processes through longitudinal imaging studies; exploration of the role of advanced imaging in unraveling the heterogeneity of MS phenotypes and guiding personalized therapeutic strategies; and the integration of multimodal imaging approaches in order to provide comprehensive insights into the structural, functional, and molecular alterations that occur in the MS brain and spinal cord. Your contributions hold the potential to advance our understanding of MS pathophysiology and transform clinical practice, ultimately leading to improved outcomes for individuals living with this challenging neurological disorder.
Prof. Dr. Tim Duong
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- primary progressive MS (PPMS)
- secondary progressive MS (SPMS)
- relapsing–remitting MS (RRMS)
- MRI
- demyelination
- dys-myelination
- neurocognitive function
- EDSS score
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