FilippiMBozzaliM: A conventional and magnetization transfer MRI study of the cervical cord in patients with MS. Neurology54: 207–213, 2000.
2.
GrossmanRI: Application of magnetization transfer imaging to multiple sclerosis. Neurology53: S8–S11, 1999.
3.
DoussetVArmandJP: Magnetization transfer study of HIV encephalitis and progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy. Am J Neuroradiol18: 895–901, 1997.
4.
HanyuHAsanoT: Magnetization transfer ratio in cerebral white matter lesions of Binswanger's disease. J Neurol Sci166: 85–90, 1999.
5.
KadoHKimuraH: Abnormal magnetization transfer ratios in normal-appearing white matter on conventional MR images of patients with occlusive cerebrovascular disease. Am J Neuroradiol22: 922–927, 2001.
6.
HähnelSMünkelK: Magnetization transfer measurements in normal-appearing cerebral white matter in patients with chronic obstructive hydrocephalus. J Comput Assist Tomogr23: 516–520, 1999.
7.
IwasaMKinosadaY: Magnetization transfer contrast of various regions of the brain in liver cirrhosis. Am J Neuroradiol20: 652–654, 1999.
TakahashiMYasuyukiY: Chronic cervical cord compression: clinical significance of increased signal intensity on MR images. Radiology173: 219–224, 1989.
10.
MatsumotoMToyamaY: Increased signal intensity of the spinal cord in magnetic resonance images in cervical compressive myelopathy. Does it predict the outcome of conservative treatment? Spine25: 677–682, 2000.
