A diffusion tensor imaging (DTI)-based template-free cortical connectome study of brain maturation
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Paediatrics

A template-free ‘‘baby connectome’’ study mapping brain networks in premature neonates, term-born neonates, six-month-old infants, and adults.
Improved understanding of how the human brain is "wired" on a macroscale may now be possible due to the emerging field of MRI connectomics.
Link to Publication: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23675475
WYE-EM-268-SEP-15
Reference
Tymofiyeva O, et al. A DTI-based template-free cortical connectome study of brain maturation. PLoS ONE 2013; 8(5):e63310.
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