Pietro Fratta
@frattalab.bsky.social
UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology and The Francis Crick Institute. RNA metabolism and novel translational approaches for ALS/MND, Kennedy's disease and neurodegen.
Our work focussed on selected lower limb, upper limb and bulbar regions, but whole body MRI is the next step.
There are limitations and breathing difficulties make tolerating an MRI scan problematic when ALS progresses. But shorter protocols and alternative positioning may overcome this.
There are limitations and breathing difficulties make tolerating an MRI scan problematic when ALS progresses. But shorter protocols and alternative positioning may overcome this.
April 6, 2025 at 10:16 AM
Our work focussed on selected lower limb, upper limb and bulbar regions, but whole body MRI is the next step.
There are limitations and breathing difficulties make tolerating an MRI scan problematic when ALS progresses. But shorter protocols and alternative positioning may overcome this.
There are limitations and breathing difficulties make tolerating an MRI scan problematic when ALS progresses. But shorter protocols and alternative positioning may overcome this.