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This research aims to utilize magnetic resonance imaging-based radiomics to improve the diagnosis of zoster-associated pain.

April 4, 2026Pain and Therapy0 citationsOpen Access

Magnetic Resonance Imaging-Based Radiomic Signatures for the Diagnosis of Zoster-Associated Pain: A Quantitative Imaging Approach

HJHui Jiang JCJiafang Chen HZHao Zeng

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This research aims to utilize magnetic resonance imaging-based radiomics to improve the diagnosis of zoster-associated pain.
Utilized magnetic resonance imaging to capture data on dorsal root ganglia.
Applied a neural network algorithm for analysis.
Focused on discriminating lesioned from non-lesioned tissues.
Successfully discriminated lesioned dorsal root ganglia in patients with zoster-associated pain.
Provided objective imaging tools that enhance diagnostic accuracy.

Resumen

Magnetic resonance imaging-based radiomics using a neural network algorithm robustly discriminates lesioned dorsal root ganglia in zoster-associated pain. This approach provides an objective imaging tool to improve diagnostic precision and guide targeted therapy.

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