The authors describe the development of a four-dimensional atlas and reference system that
includes both macroscopic and microscopic information on structure and function of the …

▪ Abstract The brain changes profoundly in structure and function during development and
as a result of diseases such as the dementias, schizophrenia, multiple sclerosis, and tumor …

This paper presents a method for the precise, accurate and efficient quantification of brain
tumor (glioblastomas) via MRI that can be used routinely in the clinic. Tumor volume is …

The rapid collection of brain images from healthy and diseased subjects has stimulated the
development of powerful mathematical algorithms to compare, pool and average brain data …

Serial imaging is frequently performed on patients with diseases of the brain, to track and
observe changes. Magnetic resonance imaging provides very detailed and rich information …

Background: Current standards for assessment of tumour response to therapy (a) categorise
therapeutic efficacy values, inappropriate for patient-specific and deterministic studies,(b) …

The complexity and variability of the human brain across subjects is so great that reliance on
maps and atlases is essential to effectively manipulate, analyze, and interpret brain data …

Abstract Purpose Optic pathway gliomas (OPGs) are diagnosed based on typical MR
features and require careful monitoring with serial MRI. Reliable, serial radiological …

Modern imaging systems are able to produce a rich and diverse array of information,
regarding various facets of anatomy and function. The quantity of information produced by …

The complexity and variability of human brain (as well as other species) across subjects is
so great that reliance on maps and atlases is essential to effectively manipulate, analyze …