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Cortical reconstruction and anatomical parcellation of high-resolution multi-modal postmortem ex vivo MRI of the human infant brain

2026-05-09

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High-resolution postmortem (ex vivo) magnetic resonance imaging enables detailed examination of brain anatomy at spatial scales not achievable in vivo and provides a unique opportunity to link morphometric measurements with the underlying pathology. Despite these ad- vantages, robust computational tools for automated anatomical segmentation and cortical surface reconstruction remain limited, particularly in postmo...

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61a1ed2c-e71c-556f-82ba-8504ae1ed478
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10.64898/2026.05.07.722301
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