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Spinal cord morphology and PKD2L1+ cells distribution: effects of age, sex, and spinal segment in mice

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By Lugdivine Leblond, Jorge Ramirez-Franco, Caroline Michelle, Aix-Marseille Université
| HAL
Article Dans Une Revue Frontiers in Neuroanatomy Année : 2025 Spinal cord morphology and PKD2L1+ cells distribution: effects of age, sex, and spinal segment in mice Domaines Origine Publication financée par une institution Licence hal-05329155 , version 1 (24-10-2025) Lugdivine Leblond, Jorge Ramirez-Franco, Caroline Michelle, Nicolas Wanaverbecq, Morgane Evin. Spinal cord morphology and PKD2L1+ cells distribution: effects of age, sex, and spinal segment in mice.
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Cerebro-spinal Flow Pattern in the Cervical Subarachnoid Space of Healthy Volunteers: Influence of the Spinal Cord morphology

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By Morgane Evin, Lugdivine Leblond, Patrice Sudres
| BioRxiv
Abstract Introduction: The cerebrospinal fluid is a fundamental part of the central nervous system. The objective of this study is to assess the variations in the CSF flow pattern associated with change in the morphology of the subarachnoidal space of the cervical canal of healthy humans by developing a Computational Fluid Dynamics model. Methods: 3D T2-space MRI sequence images of the cervical spine were used to segment 11 cervical subarachnoid space.
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