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White matter fiber bundle lengths are shorter in cART naive HIV: an analysis of quantitative diffusion tractography in South Africa.


ABSTRACT: This study examines white matter microstructure using quantitative tractography diffusion magnetic resonance imaging (qtdMRI) in HIV+ individuals from South Africa who were naïve or early in the initiation of antiretroviral therapy. Fiber bundle length (FBL) metrics, generated from qtdMRI, for whole brain and six white matter tracts of interest (TOI) were assessed for 135 HIV+ and 21 HIV- individuals. The association between FBL metrics, measures of disease burden, and neuropsychological performance were also investigated. Results indicate significantly reduced sum of whole brain fiber bundle lengths (FBL, p?

SUBMITTER: Heaps-Woodruff JM 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC5936682 | biostudies-literature | 2018 Oct

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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White matter fiber bundle lengths are shorter in cART naive HIV: an analysis of quantitative diffusion tractography in South Africa.

Heaps-Woodruff Jodi M JM   Joska John J   Cabeen Ryan R   Baker Laurie M LM   Salminen Lauren E LE   Hoare Jacqueline J   Laidlaw David H DH   Wamser-Nanney Rachel R   Peng Chun-Zi CZ   Engelbrecht Susan S   Seedat Soraya S   Stein Dan J DJ   Paul Robert H RH  

Brain imaging and behavior 20181001 5


This study examines white matter microstructure using quantitative tractography diffusion magnetic resonance imaging (qtdMRI) in HIV+ individuals from South Africa who were naïve or early in the initiation of antiretroviral therapy. Fiber bundle length (FBL) metrics, generated from qtdMRI, for whole brain and six white matter tracts of interest (TOI) were assessed for 135 HIV+ and 21 HIV- individuals. The association between FBL metrics, measures of disease burden, and neuropsychological perform  ...[more]

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