Hyperintense sensorimotor T1 spin echo MRI is associated with brainstem abnormality in CFS, 2018, Barnden et al

[adambeyoncelowe]

That was it! Perfect!

 

[Marky]

"Nice" findings!

 

[MSEsperanza]

Michael's response is very interesting too:



He talks about how the part of the brain highlighted in this study 'samples' circulating cytokines, and links everything to astrocytes and microglia.

I definitely get the sense that we're onto something that might be elucidated soon.

Then, what do forum members think about Michael VanElzakker's ME research project?

https://because.massgeneral.org/cam...gue-syndrome-exercise-challenge-study/c168141

And, what do you think, is any of the EUROMENE groups capable of pursuing the Griffith MRI findings? Or to connect to VanElzakker's research?

 

[Sunshine3]

Are OMF and their Collaborative Centres planning any brain scans does anyone know?

 

[alex3619]

Are OMF and their Collaborative Centres planning any brain scans does anyone know?

Stanford is planning to replicate the Japanese findings with even more sensitive testing. They are also planning to validate their earlier finding of structural brain changes.