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Table 3
Studies supporting the role of deep gray matter substrates in multiple sclerosis fatigue.
| Authors (Year) | Technique | Scales | Population | Outcome |
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| Niepel et al., 2006 | MRI | FSS | 52 RRMS | Correlation of FSS with abnormal T1 relaxation time within the thalami |
| Inglese et al., 2007 | MRI | MFI | 22 MS (11RRMS, 11 PPMS) | Correlation of MFI with the cerebral blood volume and flow in the thalamus and basal ganglia |
| Téllez et al., 2008 | 1H-MRS | MFIS, FSS | 41 RRMS | Correlation of physical domain of MFIS with abnormal NAA/cr ratio within the lentiform nucleus |