Multisite longitudinal reliability of tract-based spatial statistics in diffusion tensor imaging of healthy elderly subjects.
Jorge JovicichMoira MarizzoniBeatriz BoschDavid Bartrés-FazJennifer ArnoldJens BenninghoffJens WiltfangLuca RoccatagliataAgnese PiccoFlavio NobiliOlivier BlinStephanie BomboisRenaud LopesRégis BordetValérie ChanoineJean-Philippe RanjevaMira DidicHélène Gros-DagnacPierre PayouxGiada ZoccatelliFranco AlessandriniAlberto BeltramelloNúria BargallóAntonio FerrettiMassimo CauloMarco AielloMonica RagucciAndrea SoricelliNicola SalvadoriRoberto TarducciPiero FloridiMagda TsolakiManos ConstantinidisAntonios DrevelegasPaolo Maria RossiniCamillo MarraJosephin OttoMartin Reiss-ZimmermannKarl-Titus HoffmannSamantha GalluzziGiovanni B. FrisoniPublished in: NeuroImage (2014)
Keyphrases
- diffusion tensor imaging
- spatial statistics
- healthy subjects
- fiber bundles
- white matter
- brain regions
- diffusion tensor
- human brain
- diffusion tensor images
- natural scenes
- dt mri
- tensor field
- deformable registration
- corpus callosum
- magnetic resonance images
- mri data
- optical flow
- brain images
- brain tissue
- prior probabilities
- atlas construction
- high angular resolution diffusion imaging
- object recognition
- white matter fiber
- automatic segmentation
- image registration
- image data
- white matter fiber tracts