15 research outputs found

    Landmark Variation.

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    <p>The distance between the atlas and individual brains at the anterior commissure, posterior commissure, and left and right anterior aspect of the caudate. All values are in millimeters.</p><p>Landmark Variation.</p

    Location of origin for the atlas. Sagittal, coronal, and axial views of the origin location for the atlas.

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    <p>Location of origin for the atlas. Sagittal, coronal, and axial views of the origin location for the atlas.</p

    Regions of interest.

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    <p>Sagittal, coronal, and axial slices through the origin showing manually drawn regions of interest.</p

    The regions of interest found in the atlas.and their respective label numbers.

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    <p>The regions of interest found in the atlas.and their respective label numbers.</p

    Piglet MRI Atlas Collection

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    This includes the MRI data sets of the averaged brain for the 4-week old piglet, prior probability maps, and regions of interest files

    Comparison of an individual MRI data set and the atlas.

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    <p>The axial slices are from −18 mm to 18 mm in 6 mm increments. The top row is a representative individual case and the bottom row is the atlas.</p

    Tissue probability maps.

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    <p>Coronal slices through the origin showing the atlas T1 image, gray matter, white matter, and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) tissue probability maps. The maps have been smoothed with a 1 mm FWHM Gaussian filter.</p

    Fractional anisotropy (FA) values for AGA and SGA piglets.

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    <p>The FA value determined from Diffusion Tensor Imaging was lower in SGA piglets compared to AGA piglets (*p = 0.04). Data are shown as the mean ± SEM (n = 5).</p

    Voxel-based morphometry analysis of Gray Matter and White Matter differences in the SGA and AGA piglet brains. Non-parametric permutation tests were used with a threshold of p<0.01 uncorrected and a minimum cluster size of 20 voxels.

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    <p>*X increases from left (-) to right (+), y increases from posterior (-) to anterior (+), and z increases from inferior (-) to superior (+).</p><p>** Based on estimates from adult brain atlas. PVC- primary visual cortex, AVC-associated visual cortex, SVC- secondary visual cortex, PSC- primary somatosensory cortex.</p
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