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MRSIPrep: A Standardized Post-Quantification Framework for Preprocessing Whole-Brain Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopic Imaging
Federico LucchettiiD, Edgar CéléreauiD, Raoul JenniiD, Jean‐Baptiste LedouxiD, Stephan Eliez M. DiD, Farnaz DelavariiD, Patric HagmanniD, Yasser Alemán‐GómeziD, Antoine KlauseriD, Paul KlauseriD
Abstract
Magnetic resonance spectroscopic imaging (MRSI) enables non-invasive mapping of neu-rometabolites levels across the human brain. Although spectral fitting and metabolite quan-tification are increasingly supported by mature software tools, the downstream processing of quantified metabolite maps remains heterogeneous across laboratories. Here, we introduce MRSIPrep, an open-source, modular, and reproducible post-quantification framework for whole-brain MRSI. MRSIPrep standardizes quality control, tissue correction, spatial nor- malization, atlas projection, and derivative generation from quantified metabolite maps and associated quality metrics. The framework produces voxelwise, regional, and connectomics-ready outputs together with automated quality-control reports. We describe the architecture of MRSIPrep and demonstrate its utility for reproducible MRSI analysis across datasets,acquisition protocols, and downstream applications.
- organism: human
- research focus: benchmarking
- research focus: software / tool
- approach: experimental assay
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