For decades, MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) has been a powerful way to see inside the human brain. A specialized form, diffusion-weighted MRI (dMRI), can measure tissue properties of fiber pathways in the brain by measuring the movement of water molecules. Since dMRI is applicable to living humans, it becomes a valuable tool for studying the neurological changes of fiber pathways caused by disorders.
Diffusion MRI denoising put to the test: Researchers assess image sharpness effects on glaucoma detection
