Rapid and widespread changes in brain anatomy and physiology in the first five years of life
present substantial challenges for developmental structural, functional, and diffusion MRI …

Studies of cortical function in the awake infant are extremely challenging to undertake with
traditional neuroimaging approaches. Partly in response to this challenge, functional near …

Brain imaging methods such as functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) and
Diffusion Tensor Imaging (DTI) have already been used to decipher the functional and …

Mental disorders are common health concerns and contribute to a heavy global burden on
our modern society. It is challenging to identify and treat them timely. Neuroimaging …

Identifying structural measures that capture early brain development and are sensitive to
individual differences in behavior is a priority in developmental neuroscience, with potential …

Background Neuroimaging research on individuals who have autism spectrum disorder
(ASD) has historically been limited primarily to those with age-appropriate cognitive and …

Objective To quantify changes in segmented brain volumes over 12 months in children with
mucopolysaccharidosis types IIIA and IIIB (MPS IIIA and IIIB). Methods In order to establish …

Introduction We extended our pilot study in infants following long-gap esophageal atresia
(LGEA) repair to report head circumference, an easily obtainable indirect measure of brain …

Objectives Previous studies have demonstrated that infants are typically born with a left‐
greater‐than‐right forebrain asymmetry that reverses throughout the first year of life. We …

Background Longitudinal T2-hyperintense signal is commonly seen in the spinal cord of
infants and likely reflects normal unmyelinated white matter tracts, but it can be mistaken for …