From the time of birth, a newborn is continuously exposed and naturally attracted to human
voices, and as he grows, he becomes increasingly responsive to these speech stimuli …

Like all resting-state functional connectivity data, the data from the Human Connectome
Project (HCP) are adversely affected by structured noise artifacts arising from head motion …

In structural magnetic resonance imaging motion artifacts are common, especially when not
scanning healthy young adults. It has been shown that motion affects the analysis with …

Human neuroimaging, specifically magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), is being used with
increasing popularity to study brain structure and function in development and disease …

Head motion (HM) is a well known confound in analyses of functional MRI (fMRI) data.
Neuroimaging researchers therefore typically treat HM as a nuisance covariate in their …

Objective To evaluate the effectiveness of an MRI-specific play therapy intervention on the
need for sedation in young children. Methods All children in the age group of 4–10 y, who …

New Frontiers in Pediatric Traumatic Brain Injury provides an evidence base for clinical
practice specific to traumatic brain injury (TBI) sustained during childhood, with a focus on …

Recently, there has been considerable interest, especially for in utero imaging, in the
detection of functional connectivity in subjects whose motion cannot be controlled while in …

Background: A simulated functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) environment, or"
fMRI simulator", is helpful for prototyping behavioural tasks and acclimatizing individuals …

Like all resting-state functional connectivity data, the data from the Human Connectome
Project (HCP) are adversely affected by structured noise artifact arising from head motion …