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Chronic fatigue syndrome - structural findings

Chronic fatigue syndrome - structural findings

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While chronic fatigue syndrome is mainly a clinical diagnosis, MRI can identify structural brain changes that may be linked to this condition, including white matter changes and altered patterns in how the brain is supplied with blood. An MRI may show subtle brain changes in some individuals with chronic fatigue syndrome. Finding structural brain changes associated with chronic fatigue syndrome may provide objective evidence to support diagnosis and management.

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