Handbook of Pediatric Brain Imaging: Methods and Applications presents state-of-the-art research on pediatric brain image acquisition and analysis from a broad range of imaging modalities, including MRI, EEG and MEG. With rapidly developing methods and applications of MRI, this book strongly emphasizes pediatric brain MRI, elaborating on the sub-categories of structure MRI, diffusion MRI, functional MRI, perfusion MRI and other MRI methods. It integrates a pediatric brain imaging perspective into imaging acquisition and analysis methods, covering head motion, small brain sizes, small cerebral blood flow of neonates, dynamic cortical gyrification, white matter tract growth, and much more.
1. Cover image - p. i 2. Table of Contents - p. iii 3. Copyright - p. iii 4. List of other books in series - p. iii 5. Contributors - p. iii 6. Section 1: MRI methods - p. iii 7. Chapter 1: Special considerations for acquisition of pediatric MRI of high spatial and temporal resolution - p. 7 8. Chapter 2: Frontiers of microstructural imaging with diffusion MRI - p. 19 9. Chapter 3: Structural connectomics: Where we are and where we should be? - p. 41 10. Chapter 4: Resting state functional connectivity in pediatric populations - p. 65 11. Chapter 5: Advanced pCASL pediatric perfusion MRI - p. 89 12. Chapter 6: Advanced fetal MRI - p. 113 13. Chapter 7: Special MRI (MWI, MTI, G-ratio) methods sensitive to age and development - p. 129 14. Chapter 8: Multimodal MRI: Applications to early brain development in infants - p. 153 15. Chapter 9: Pediatric magnetic resonance spectroscopy - p. 177 16. Chapter 10: Distortion, motion artifacts and how to address them - p. 203 17. Section 2: MRI Postprocessing - p. 237 18. Chapter 11: Pediatric brain atlases and parcellations - p. 241 19. Chapter 12: Segmentation with varying contrasts of pediatric MRI - p. 267 20. Chapter 13: Surface-based analysis of the developing cerebral cortex - p. 287 21. Chapter 14: Connectome and graph analysis of the developing brain - p. 309 22. Section 3: Electrophysiology - p. 326 23. Chapter 15: MEG systems for young children and recent developments of pediatric MEG - p. 329 24. Chapter 16: MEG insights into brain development - p. 343 25. Chapter 17: MEG studies of children - p. 356 26. Chapter 18: A state-of-the-art methodological review of pediatric EEG - p. 373 27. Section 4: Imaging development and disorders thereof - p. 391 28. Chapter 19: Imaging early brain structural and functional development - p. 395 29. Chapter 20: Neuroimaging of early brain development and the consequences of preterm birth - p. 429 30. Chapter 21: Risk of abnormal outcomes based on basic and advanced MRI measurements - p. 467 31. Chapter 22: Neuroimaging of perinatal brain disorders - p. 501 32. Chapter 23: Current status of neuroimaging of pediatric neurological disorders - p. 529 33. Chapter 24: Leveraging multi-modal neuroimaging for normal brain development and pediatric brain disorders - p. 545 34. Index - p. 548
Handbook of Pediatric Brain Imaging: Methods and Applications presents state-of-the-art research on pediatric brain image acquisition and analysis from a broad range of imaging modalities, including MRI, EEG and MEG. With rapidly developing methods and applications of MRI, this book strongly emphasizes pediatric brain MRI, elaborating on the sub-categories of structure MRI, diffusion MRI, functional MRI, perfusion MRI and other MRI methods. It integrates a pediatric brain imaging perspective into imaging acquisition and analysis methods, covering head motion, small brain sizes, small cerebral blood flow of neonates, dynamic cortical gyrification, white matter tract growth, and much more.
1. Cover image - p. i 2. Table of Contents - p. iii 3. Copyright - p. iii 4. List of other books in series - p. iii 5. Contributors - p. iii 6. Section 1: MRI methods - p. iii 7. Chapter 1: Special considerations for acquisition of pediatric MRI of high spatial and temporal resolution - p. 7 8. Chapter 2: Frontiers of microstructural imaging with diffusion MRI - p. 19 9. Chapter 3: Structural connectomics: Where we are and where we should be? - p. 41 10. Chapter 4: Resting state functional connectivity in pediatric populations - p. 65 11. Chapter 5: Advanced pCASL pediatric perfusion MRI - p. 89 12. Chapter 6: Advanced fetal MRI - p. 113 13. Chapter 7: Special MRI (MWI, MTI, G-ratio) methods sensitive to age and development - p. 129 14. Chapter 8: Multimodal MRI: Applications to early brain development in infants - p. 153 15. Chapter 9: Pediatric magnetic resonance spectroscopy - p. 177 16. Chapter 10: Distortion, motion artifacts and how to address them - p. 203 17. Section 2: MRI Postprocessing - p. 237 18. Chapter 11: Pediatric brain atlases and parcellations - p. 241 19. Chapter 12: Segmentation with varying contrasts of pediatric MRI - p. 267 20. Chapter 13: Surface-based analysis of the developing cerebral cortex - p. 287 21. Chapter 14: Connectome and graph analysis of the developing brain - p. 309 22. Section 3: Electrophysiology - p. 326 23. Chapter 15: MEG systems for young children and recent developments of pediatric MEG - p. 329 24. Chapter 16: MEG insights into brain development - p. 343 25. Chapter 17: MEG studies of children - p. 356 26. Chapter 18: A state-of-the-art methodological review of pediatric EEG - p. 373 27. Section 4: Imaging development and disorders thereof - p. 391 28. Chapter 19: Imaging early brain structural and functional development - p. 395 29. Chapter 20: Neuroimaging of early brain development and the consequences of preterm birth - p. 429 30. Chapter 21: Risk of abnormal outcomes based on basic and advanced MRI measurements - p. 467 31. Chapter 22: Neuroimaging of perinatal brain disorders - p. 501 32. Chapter 23: Current status of neuroimaging of pediatric neurological disorders - p. 529 33. Chapter 24: Leveraging multi-modal neuroimaging for normal brain development and pediatric brain disorders - p. 545 34. Index - p. 548
