Estimating the interregional structural connections of the brain via diffusion tractography is a
complex procedure and the parameters chosen can affect the outcome of the connectivity …

Diffusion-weighted magnetic resonance imaging (DW-MRI) tractography is a non-invasive
tool to probe neural connections and the structure of the white matter. It has been applied …

Diffusion-weighted magnetic resonance imaging can be used to non-invasively probe the
brain microstructure. In addition, recent advances have enabled the identification of complex …

Diffusion MRI‐based tractography is the most commonly‐used technique when inferring the
structural brain connectome, ie, the comprehensive map of the connections in the brain. The …

The global structural connectivity of the brain, the human connectome, is now accessible at
millimeter scale with the use of MRI. In this paper, we describe an approach to map the …

Recent years have seen a surge in the use of diffusion MRI to map connectomes in humans,
paralleled by a similar increase in processing and analysis choices. Yet these different steps …

Reconstructing the anatomical pathways of the brain to study the human connectome has
become an important endeavour for understanding brain function and dynamics …

Reconstructing the macroscopic human cortical connectome by Diffusion Weighted Imaging
(DWI) is a challenging research topic that has recently gained a lot of attention. In the …

Structural brain networks may be reconstructed from diffusion MRI tractography data and
have great potential to further our understanding of the topological organisation of brain …

With the mapping of macroscale connectomes by means of in vivo diffusion‐weighted MR
Imaging (DWI) rapidly gaining in popularity, one of the necessary steps is the examination of …