Sulcal pit analysis has been providing novel insights into brain function and development.
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the reliability of sulcal pit extraction with respect to …

Recent interest has been growing concerning points of maximum depth within folds, the
sulcal pits, that can be used as reliable cortical landmarks. These remarkable points on the …

Sulcal pits, the locally deepest points in sulci of the highly convoluted and variable cerebral
cortex, are found to be spatially consistent across human adult individuals. It is suggested …

Sulcal pits are hypothesized to form early during development and be under tighter genetic
control than other regions of the cortex. We investigated the relationship between the …

The locally deepest regions of major sulci, the sulcal pits, are thought to be the first cortical
folds to develop and are closely related to functional areas. We examined the spatial …

Sulcal pits are thought to represent the first cortical folds of primary sulci during
neurodevelopment. The uniform spatial distribution of sulcal pits across individuals is …

The human cerebral cortex is highly convoluted forming patterns of gyri separated by sulci.
The cerebral sulci and gyri are fundamental in cortical anatomy as well as neuroimage …

Although the term sulcus is known for almost four centuries, its formal, precise, consistent,
constructive, and quantitative definition is practically lacking. As the cerebral sulci (and gyri) …

Background: Human cortical primary sulci are relatively stable landmarks and commonly
observed across the population. Despite their stability, the primary sulci exhibit phenotypic …

Objectives Identification of eloquent brain areas in patients with intra-axial lesions is
important to minimize the risk of neurological deficit. We performed a multicenter study …