https://wiki.esmrmb.org/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=JpranjevaESMRMB Wiki - User contributions [en]2026-10-17T07:48:50ZUser contributionsMediaWiki 1.42.1https://wiki.esmrmb.org/index.php?title=MRI_of_Hypothalamus_in_eating_disorders&diff=760MRI of Hypothalamus in eating disorders2025-02-18T16:08:36Z<p>Jpranjeva: /* Session description */ The Hypothalamus (HT) is a complex small structure (1cm3) organized in independent multiple nuclei having specific roles in homeostatic regulation of energy, food intake, thirst but also temperature, sexual dimorphism, sleep and circadian rhythm. This session aims at presenting the recent advances brought by the combination of large cohort studies, translation of fundamental neurobiological knowledge and development of UHF 7T MRI to better characterize in vivo the alter</p>
<hr />
<div><!-- <br />
<br />
YOU ARE CREATING A NEW MEMBER SESSION PAGE.<br />
<br />
This is a template page that you can edit to suit your needs. The text within the '<!--' and '->' signs (including this text) is a comment and can be removed afterwards.<br />
<br />
Instructions:<br />
<br />
Fill in the following template with your information (replacing the dummy text after the '=' signs). Add a full session description after the template.<br />
<br />
--><br />
<br />
{{Member Session<br />
| title= MRI of Hypothalamus in eating disorders<br />
| short_text= to discover the role of hypothalamus in eating behavior<br />
| duration= 60min<br />
| audience= Radiologists, Neuroscientists, Physicists, Biologists, Endocrinologists<br />
| Moderators= Stephanie Brown (Cambridge, UK), Jean-Philippe Ranjeva (Marseille, FR) <br />
| Moderators_Confirmed= Brown, Ranjeva<br />
| Speaker1= Stephanie Brown (Cambridge, UK)<br />
| Speaker1_Confirmed= Yes<br />
| Speaker2= Vincent Florent (Arras, FR)<br />
| Speaker2_Confirmed= no<br />
| Speaker3= Coleen Roger (Marseille, FR)<br />
| Speaker3_Confirmed= Yes<br />
}}<br />
<br />
<!-- Add the full description of the session here below --><br />
<br />
== Session description ==<br />
<br />
The Hypothalamus (HT) is a complex small structure (1cm3) organized in independent multiple nuclei having specific roles in homeostatic regulation of energy, food intake, thirst but also temperature, sexual dimorphism, sleep and circadian rhythm. This session aims at presenting the recent advances brought by the combination of large cohort studies, translation of fundamental neurobiological knowledge and development of UHF 7T MRI to better characterize in vivo the alteration of HT associated to abnormal eating behavior such as anorexia nervosa and obesity.<br />
The program will be the following:<br />
<br />
* Introduction ''(5 min)''<br />
* Presentation by Stephanie Brown ''(15 min)'' ''MRI exploration of hypothalamus in large cohorts to better understand cerebral substrate of eating disorders''<br />
* Presentation by Vincent Florent ''(15 min)'' ''Hypothalamic Structural and Functional Imbalances in Anorexia Nervosa''<br />
* Presentation by Coleen Roger ''(15min)'' ''Added value of 7T MRI to study structural and functional alterations of individual hypothalamic nuclei in eating disorders''<br />
* Questions and Answers ''(10 min)''</div>Jpranjevahttps://wiki.esmrmb.org/index.php?title=MRI_of_Hypothalamus_in_eating_disorders&diff=759MRI of Hypothalamus in eating disorders2025-02-18T16:00:51Z<p>Jpranjeva: Created page with "<!-- YOU ARE CREATING A NEW MEMBER SESSION PAGE. This is a template page that you can edit to suit your needs. The text within the '<!--' and '->' signs (including this text) is a comment and can be removed afterwards. Instructions: Fill in the following template with your information (replacing the dummy text after the '=' signs). Add a full session description after the template. --> {{Member Session | title= MRI of Hypothalamus in eating disorders | short_t..."</p>
<hr />
<div><!-- <br />
<br />
YOU ARE CREATING A NEW MEMBER SESSION PAGE.<br />
<br />
This is a template page that you can edit to suit your needs. The text within the '<!--' and '->' signs (including this text) is a comment and can be removed afterwards.<br />
<br />
Instructions:<br />
<br />
Fill in the following template with your information (replacing the dummy text after the '=' signs). Add a full session description after the template.<br />
<br />
--><br />
<br />
{{Member Session<br />
| title= MRI of Hypothalamus in eating disorders<br />
| short_text= to discover the role of hypothalamus in eating behavior<br />
| duration= 60min<br />
| audience= Radiologists, Neuroscientists, Physicists, Biologists, Endocrinologists<br />
| Moderators= Stephanie Brown, Jean-Philippe Ranjeva <br />
| Moderators_Confirmed= Brown, Ranjeva<br />
| Speaker1= Stephanie Brown<br />
| Speaker1_Confirmed= Yes<br />
| Speaker2= Vincent Florent<br />
| Speaker2_Confirmed= no<br />
| Speaker3= Coleen Roger<br />
| Speaker3_Confirmed= Yes<br />
}}<br />
<br />
<!-- Add the full description of the session here below --><br />
<br />
== Session description ==<br />
<br />
The Hypothalamus (HT) is a complex small structure (1cm3) organized in independent multiple nuclei having specific roles in homeostatic regulation of energy, food intake, thirst but also temperature, sexual dimorphism, sleep and circadian rhythm. This session aims at presenting the recent advances brought by the combination of large cohort studies, translation of fundamental neurobiological knowledge and development of UHF 7T MRI to better characterize in vivo the alteration of HT associated to abnormal eating behavior such as anorexia nervosa and obesity.<br />
The program will be the following:<br />
<br />
* Introduction ''(5 min)''<br />
* Presentation by Stephanie Brown ''(15 min)'' ''MRI exploration of hypothalamus in large cohorts to better understand cerebral substrate of eating disorders''<br />
* Presentation by Vincent Florent ''(15 min)'' ''Hypothalamic Structural and Functional Imbalances in Anorexia Nervosa''<br />
* Presentation by Coleen Roger ''(15min)'' ''Added value of 7T MRI to study structural and functional alterations of individual hypothalamic nuclei in eating disorders''<br />
* Questions and Answers ''(10 min)''</div>Jpranjeva