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Ultrasound measurement of brain tissue movement in humans: A systematic review.

Jonathan InceMeshal AlharbiJatinder Singh MinhasEmma Ml Chung
Published in: Ultrasound (Leeds, England) (2019)
Further studies are needed to assess variability in brain tissue motion estimates across larger cohorts of healthy subjects and in patients with various medical conditions. This would be important for informing sample size estimates to ensure future studies are appropriately powered. Future research would also benefit from a consistent framework for data analysis and reporting, to facilitate comparative research and meta-analysis. Following standardisation and further healthy participant studies, future work should focus on assessing the clinical utility of brain tissue pulsation measurements in cerebrovascular disease states.
Keyphrases
  • data analysis
  • resting state
  • current status
  • white matter
  • case control
  • functional connectivity
  • magnetic resonance imaging
  • healthcare
  • cerebral ischemia
  • computed tomography
  • brain injury
  • electronic health record