WVU researcher presents 10 years of tractometry work on Alzheimer's white matter vulnerability
PTenigma · x · 2026-11-10
Bramsh Qamar Chandio of West Virginia University gave a guest talk presenting a decade of her tractometry research, shown on an IMAX screen.
The slides cover white matter tract vulnerability to amyloid pathology along the Alzheimer's disease continuum — including cingulum MD/AxD metrics, p-value plots, and cohort QQ-plots across ADNI3 and HABS cohorts — published at a November 2025 IEEE ISBI symposium.
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