Medizinische Universität Graz Austria/Österreich - Forschungsportal - Medical University of Graz
Pirker Eva |
Präsentationen bei wissenschaftlichen und nicht-wissenschaftlichen Veranstaltungen
Pinter, D; Beckmann, C; Koini, M; Pirker, E; Filippini, N; Pichler, A; Fuchs, S; Fazekas, F; Enzinger, C
Reproducibility of Resting State Connectivity in Patients with Stable Multiple Sclerosis.
13. Jahrestagung der österreichischen Gesellschaft für Neurologie; MAR 16-19, 2016; Innsbruck, AUSTRIA. 2016.
[Oral Communication]
Pinter, D; Khalil, M; Greiner, P; Moser, D; Koini, M; Pirker, E; Pichler, A; Bachmaier, G; Ropele, S; Fuchs, S; Fazekas, F; Enzinger, C
The relationship between resting-state connectivity alterations and the extent of focal white matter lesion changes in multiple sclerosis
MULT SCLER J. 2016; 22: 759-759.
Web of Science
Pinter, D; Khalil, M; Greiner, P; Moser, D; Pirker, E; Pichler, A; Bachmaier, G; Ropele, S; Fuchs, S; Fazekas, F; Enzinger, C
Lesion filling more strongly affects estimation of grey than white matter volumes in a large patient sample depending on hyperintense lesion load
MULT SCLER J. 2016; 22: 512-512.
Web of Science
Landsmann, B; Pinter, D; Pirker, E; Wallack, E; Pichler, G; Schippinger, W; Ropele, S; Gattringer, T; Fazekas, F; Enzinger, C
An exploratory intervention study suggests clinical benefits of training in chronic stroke to be paralleled by changes in brain activity using repeated fMRI
CEREBROVASC DIS. 2015; 39: 261-261.
[Poster]
Web of Science
Landsmann, B; Pinter, D; Pirker, E; Wallack, E; Pichler, G; Schippinger, W; Ropele, S; Gattringer, T; Fazekas, F; Enzinger, C
An exploratory intervention study suggests clinical benefits of training in chronic stroke to be paralleled by changes in brain activity using repeated fMRI
EUR J NEUROL. 2015; 22: 407-407.-1st Congress of the European-Academy-of-Neurology; June 20-23, 2015; Berlin, Germany.
[Poster]
Web of Science
Landsmann, B; Pinter, D; Pirker, E; Wallack, E; Pichler, G; Schippinger, W; Ropele, S; Gattringer, T; Fazekas, F; Enzinger, C
An exploratory intervention study suggests clinical benefits of training in chronic stroke to be paralleled by changes in brain activity using repeated fMRI.
European Stroke Conference; May 13-15, 2015; Vienna, Austria. 2015.
[Poster]
Landsmann, B; Pinter, D; Pirker, E; Pichler, G; Schippinger, W; Weiss, E; Ropele, S; Reiter, G; Gattringer, T; Fazekas, F; Enzinger, C
Wie Gangtraining Hirnfunktion ändert –
erste Ergebnisse einer explorativen Studie
Österreichisches fMRT Symposium ; 13.12.2014; Graz, AUSTRIA. 2014.
[Oral Communication]