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Investigating The Functional Consequence Of White Matter Damage: An Automatic Pipeline To Create Longitudinal Disconnection Tractograms

2017-05-20

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Neurosurgical resection is one of the few opportunities researchers have to image the human brain both prior to and following focal damage. One of the challenges associated with studying brains undergoing surgical resection is that they often do not fit the brain templates most image-processing methodologies are based on, so manual intervention is required to reconcile the pathology and the most extreme cases must...

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21f9e329-2866-531b-9896-68690b734f01
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10.1101/140137
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