Brain atlases and associated databases have great potential as gateways for navigating,
accessing, and visualizing a wide range of neuroscientific data. Recent progress towards …

Conventional brain atlases are collections of micrographs or schematic drawings of brain
sections from one or a few brains in which anatomical structures are identified, for example …

Poor survival rates of patients with tumors arising from or disseminating into the brain are
attributed to an inability to excise all tumor tissue (if operable), a lack of blood-brain barrier …

Reference brains are indispensable tools in human brain mapping, enabling integration of
multimodal data into an anatomically realistic standard space. Available reference brains …

An automated coordinate-based system to retrieve brain labels from the 1988 Talairach
Atlas, called the Talairach Daemon (TD), was previously introduced [Lancaster et al., 1997] …

We describe the construction of a digital brain atlas composed of data from manually
delineated MRI data. A total of 56 structures were labeled in MRI of 40 healthy, normal …

A new approach is presented for elastic registration of medical images, and is applied to
magnetic resonance images of the brain. Experimental results demonstrate very high …

This report describes a new electronic atlas of human cerebral cortex that provides a
substrate for a wide variety of brain-mapping analyses. The Population-Average, Landmark …

A forward‐transform method for retrieving brain labels from the 1988 Talairach Atlas using x‐
y‐z coordinates is presented. A hierarchical volume‐occupancy labeling scheme was …

THE primary motor area (M1) of mammals has long been considered to be structurally and
functionally homogeneous1–5. This area corresponds to Brodmann's cytoarchitectural area …