Diffusion magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a standard imaging tool in clinical neurology,
and is becoming increasingly important for neuroscience studies due to its ability to depict …

Diffusion‐weighted imaging, a contrast unique to MRI, is used for assessment of tissue
microstructure in vivo. However, this exquisite sensitivity to finer scales far above imaging …

Purpose To develop an efficient acquisition for high‐resolution diffusion imaging and allow
in vivo whole‐brain acquisitions at 600‐to 700‐μm isotropic resolution. Methods We …

High-resolution diffusion MRI can provide the ability to resolve small brain structures,
enabling investigations of detailed white matter architecture. A major challenge for in vivo …

The advantages of high-resolution diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) have been demonstrated
in a recent post-mortem human brain study (Miller et al., NeuroImage 2011; 57 (1): 167 …

Purpose We evaluate a new approach for achieving diffusion MRI data with high spatial
resolution, large volume coverage, and fast acquisition speed. Theory and Methods A recent …

Gyrification of the human cerebral cortex allows for the surface expansion that
accommodates many more cortical neurons in comparison to other mammals. For …

Purpose and T1 corrections and dynamic multicoil shimming approaches were proposed to
improve the fidelity of high‐isotropic‐resolution generalized slice‐dithered enhanced …

Purpose Head movements are a major source of MRI artefacts. Prospective motion
correction techniques significantly improve data quality, but strong motion artefacts may …

Purpose To propose a method to reduce the slab boundary artifacts in three‐dimensional
multislab diffusion MRI. Methods Bloch simulation is used to investigate the effects of …