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- Figure Contribution of normal aging to total atrophy in MS by decade
Stacked histograms showing the trend of brain atrophy slopes by age in HCs (green) and MS-specific atrophy (blue). The total rate of atrophy in patients with MS is represented by the total height of each histogram bar (combining colors). For SIENA (A) and thalamus (B), the contribution of MS-specific atrophy and normal aging to the total atrophy slope changed significantly across decades, whereas normal aging was stable across decades in the caudate (C) and putamen (D). HC = healthy control; SIENA = structural image evaluation using normalization of atrophy.
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