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2020
Characterizing the neuroanatomical correlates of brain development is essential in understanding brain-behavior relationships and neurodevelopmental disorders. Advances in brain MRI acquisition protocols and image processing techniques have made it possible to detect and track with great precision anatomical brain development and pediatric neurologic ...
Natacha, Paquette +2 more
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Characterizing the neuroanatomical correlates of brain development is essential in understanding brain-behavior relationships and neurodevelopmental disorders. Advances in brain MRI acquisition protocols and image processing techniques have made it possible to detect and track with great precision anatomical brain development and pediatric neurologic ...
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Neuroimaging Clinics of North America, 2011
Although ultrasound remains the screening modality of choice in evaluation of the fetal nervous system, magnetic resonance imaging with its multiplanar imaging ability and high signal-to-noise ratio is highly accurate in illustrating the morphologic changes of the developing brain and fetal brain abnormalities.
Karuna, Shekdar, Tamara, Feygin
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Although ultrasound remains the screening modality of choice in evaluation of the fetal nervous system, magnetic resonance imaging with its multiplanar imaging ability and high signal-to-noise ratio is highly accurate in illustrating the morphologic changes of the developing brain and fetal brain abnormalities.
Karuna, Shekdar, Tamara, Feygin
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Neuroimaging in neuropsychiatry
New Directions for Mental Health Services, 1992AbstractNeuroimaging techniques are beginning to unlock the mysteries of how the structure and function of the brain are abnormal in patients with mental illness.
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Neurology, 2004
The brain responds dynamically to transient episodes of ischemic insult. The standard brain imaging techniques, CT and conventional MRI, are insensitive to dynamic and regionally varying neural parenchymal responses to tissue ischemia. In contrast, perfusion and diffusion MRI permit visualization of these critical tissue processes and have afforded new
Jeffrey L, Saver, Chelsea, Kidwell
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The brain responds dynamically to transient episodes of ischemic insult. The standard brain imaging techniques, CT and conventional MRI, are insensitive to dynamic and regionally varying neural parenchymal responses to tissue ischemia. In contrast, perfusion and diffusion MRI permit visualization of these critical tissue processes and have afforded new
Jeffrey L, Saver, Chelsea, Kidwell
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Current Psychiatry Reports, 2013
Paraphilia is a set of disorders characterized by abnormal sexual desires. Perhaps most discussed amongst them, pedophilia is a complex interaction of disturbances of the emotional, cognitive and sexual experience. Using new imaging techniques such as functional magnetic resonance imaging, neural correlates of emotional, sexual and cognitive ...
Christine, Wiebking, Georg, Northoff
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Paraphilia is a set of disorders characterized by abnormal sexual desires. Perhaps most discussed amongst them, pedophilia is a complex interaction of disturbances of the emotional, cognitive and sexual experience. Using new imaging techniques such as functional magnetic resonance imaging, neural correlates of emotional, sexual and cognitive ...
Christine, Wiebking, Georg, Northoff
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Neurologic Clinics, 2014
Dementia, whether secondary to Alzheimer disease or another process, is a significant cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide. Although dementia remains a clinical diagnosis, for many years imaging has served as a key component in the assessment of patients with cognitive impairment.
John A, Bertelson, Bela, Ajtai
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Dementia, whether secondary to Alzheimer disease or another process, is a significant cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide. Although dementia remains a clinical diagnosis, for many years imaging has served as a key component in the assessment of patients with cognitive impairment.
John A, Bertelson, Bela, Ajtai
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Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 2016
Violence is a serious public health issue across the world. This article assists clinicians in understanding the most up-to-date literature regarding structural and functional brain theories related to risk of violence. In this article, we review anatomic regions of the brain that have been implicated in violence and associated personality constructs ...
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Violence is a serious public health issue across the world. This article assists clinicians in understanding the most up-to-date literature regarding structural and functional brain theories related to risk of violence. In this article, we review anatomic regions of the brain that have been implicated in violence and associated personality constructs ...
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Current Pain and Headache Reports, 2006
Neuroimaging of migraine recently has provided us with further information regarding the pathophysiology of the disorder and posed important questions as to whether migraine is a progressive disorder. This article provides the background of imaging in migraine and discusses recent advances in the field.
Shazia K, Afridi, Peter J, Goadsby
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Neuroimaging of migraine recently has provided us with further information regarding the pathophysiology of the disorder and posed important questions as to whether migraine is a progressive disorder. This article provides the background of imaging in migraine and discusses recent advances in the field.
Shazia K, Afridi, Peter J, Goadsby
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2012
Many years have passed since the introduction of cranial transfontanellar ultrasound (CUS) to diagnose acquired brain lesions in neonates. CUS remains an important technique in the daily practice of neonatal units but major improvements have been obtained by combining different imaging modalities.
Ramenghi L. A., Huppi P. S.
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Many years have passed since the introduction of cranial transfontanellar ultrasound (CUS) to diagnose acquired brain lesions in neonates. CUS remains an important technique in the daily practice of neonatal units but major improvements have been obtained by combining different imaging modalities.
Ramenghi L. A., Huppi P. S.
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