Adolescence is a time of extensive neural restructuring, leaving one susceptible to atypical
development. Although neural maturation in humans can be measured using functional and …

BACKGROUND: Neural development during human childhood and adolescence involves
highly coordinated and sequenced events, characterized by both progressive and …

Background Major psychiatric disorders are increasingly being conceptualized as
'neurodevelopmental', because they are associated with aberrant brain maturation. Several …

Structural MRI allows unparalleled in vivo study of the anatomy of the developing human
brain. For more than two decades [1], MRI research has revealed many new aspects of this …

The trajectory of the developing brain is characterized by a sequence of complex, nonlinear
patterns that occur at systematic stages of maturation. Although significant prior …

Objective Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has shown that estimated brain age is deviant
from chronological age in various common brain disorders. Brain age estimation could be …

Recent resting-state functional MRI investigations have demonstrated that much of the large-
scale functional network architecture supporting motor, sensory and cognitive functions in …

The temporal characteristics of adolescent neurodevelopment are shaped by a complex
interplay of genetic, biological, and environmental factors. Using a large longitudinal dataset …

Abstract The Brain-Age Gap Estimation (BrainAGE) is an important new tool that purports to
evaluate brain maturity when used in adolescent populations. However, it is unclear whether …

Typical brain development follows a protracted trajectory throughout childhood and
adolescence. Deviations from typical growth trajectories have been implicated in …