Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a noninvasive method to measure brain structure and
function that may be applied to human participants of all ages. This chapter reviews our …

This article summarizes a life-span neurodevelopmental MRI database. The study of
neurostructural development or neurofunctional development has been hampered by the …

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans provide exceptionally detailed information on how
the human brain changes throughout childhood, adolescence, and into old age. We …

Assessment of healthy brain maturation can be useful toward better understanding natural
patterns of brain growth and toward the characterization of a variety of neurodevelopmental …

The arrival of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has offered major advances in our
understanding of both normal and abnormal neurodevelopment. This review is a broad …

Spatial normalization and segmentation of pediatric brain magnetic resonance images (MRI)
data with adult templates may impose biases and limitations in pediatric neuroimaging work …

Cross-sectional analysis of longitudinal anatomical magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) data
may be suboptimal as each dataset is analyzed independently. In this study, we evaluate …

Rapid and widespread changes in brain anatomy and physiology in the first five years of life
present substantial challenges for developmental structural, functional, and diffusion MRI …

The study of the function and structure of the human brain dates back centuries, when
philosophers and physicians theorized about the localization of specific cognitive functions …

Elucidation of infant brain development is a critically important goal given the enduring
impact of these early processes on various domains including later cognition and language …