High angular resolution diffusion imaging (HARDI) tractography has provided insights into
major white matter pathways and cortical development in the human fetal cerebrum. Our …

High angular resolution diffusion imaging (HARDI) demonstrates transient radial coherence
of telencephalic white matter in the human fetus. Our objective was to define the …

Disrupted cerebellar development and injury is associated with impairments in both motor
and non-motor domains. Methods to non-invasively characterize cerebellar afferent and …

Introduction Many neurologic and psychiatric disorders are thought to be due to, or result in,
developmental errors in neuronal cerebellar connectivity. In this connectivity analysis, we …

In this study, we aimed to identify major fiber pathways and their spatiotemporal
relationships within transient fetal zones in the human fetal brain by comparing postmortem …

Human brain anatomy is extraordinarily complex, and yet, its origin is a simple tubular
structure. It is characterized by dramatic structural changes during fetal development …

Diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) and tractography are noninvasive tools that enable the study
of three-dimensional diffusion characteristics and their molecular, cellular, and …

Human brain is extraordinarily complex and yet its origin is a simple tubular structure. Its
development during the fetal period is characterized by a series of accurately organized …

Diffusion tensor imaging was performed on 24 freshly aborted human fetuses with
gestational age ranging from 20 to 37 weeks to observe age-related fractional anisotropy …

Objective: The goal of this study was to test the feasibility of visualizing a 3-dimensional
structure of cerebral white matter fiber tracts in preterm infants, postconceptional age (PCA) …