Reports an error in" Structural Neuroimaging Research Methods in Geriatric Depression" by
Matthew J. Hoptman, Faith M. Gunning-Dixon, Christopher F. Murphy, Kelvin O. Lim and …

The articles in this neuroimaging issue reflect the significant advances in structural brain
imaging methods and analytic strategies over the past three decades. The early …

Geriatric depression consists of complex and heterogeneous behaviors unlikely to be
caused by a single brain lesion. However, there is evidence that abnormalities in specific …

Background. Several clinical and neuroimaging investigations support the notion that
underlying brain changes may relate to depression in older patients, especially those with a …

Advances in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) techniques have made it possible to
quantify anatomic brain abnor malities in neuropsychiatric disorders. This review focuses on …

Neuroimaging has been a powerful tool in our search to identify neuroanatomic markers that
provide information about the diagnostic and prognostic status of elderly patients with …

Many of the brain structures implicated in late-life depression are preferentially affected by
aging. For this reason, geriatric depression provides the context for studying functional …

Geriatric depression is a complex and heterogeneous syndrome that likely has a number of
determinants. The availability of multiple neuroimaging techniques enables the in vivo …

Objective: To examine the neuroanatomical correlates of late-life minor depression using
magnetic resonance imaging. Design: Cross-sectional quantitative magnetic resonance …

Aging of the brain and brain lesions and dys-functions from aging related disorders serve as
a laboratory of nature and invite neuroimaging studies. Indeed, over the past 25 years …