Cortical thickness (CTh) is routinely used to quantify grey matter atrophy as it is a significant biomarker in studying neurodegenerative and neurological conditions. Clinical studies …
B Thyreau, Y Taki - Medical image analysis, 2020 - Elsevier
The parcellation of the human cortex into meaningful anatomical units is a common step of various neuroimaging studies. There have been multiple successful efforts to process …
While it is well established that cortical morphology differs in relation to a variety of inter- individual factors, it is often characterized using estimates of volume, thickness, surface …
It has been suggested that biological markers that define mental health are different to those that define mental illness. The basal ganglia changes dramatically over adolescence and …
Exploring neuroanatomical sex differences using a multivariate statistical learning approach can yield insights that cannot be derived with univariate analysis. While gross differences in …
There is growing interest in studying human brain connectivity and in modelling the brain functional structure as a network. Brain network creation requires parcellation of the cerebral …
Alzheimer's disease (AD) is the most prevalent form of dementia. The accurate diagnosis of AD, especially in the early phases is very important for timely intervention. It has been …
Novel features derived from imaging and artificial intelligence systems are commonly coupled to construct computer‐aided diagnosis (CAD) systems that are intended as clinical …
The focus of this article is to compare twenty normative and open-access neuroimaging databases based on quantitative measures of image quality, namely, signal-to-noise (SNR) …