Robust subdivision of the thalamus in children based on probability distribution functions calculated from probabilistic tractography

Virtually all information that enters the cortex must first pass through the thalamus. This prominent role has made the human thalamus a target for detailed imaging studies. It has previously been shown that probabilistic tractography together with cortical parcellation allowed subdivision of the th...

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Veröffentlicht in:	NeuroImage (Orlando, Fla.) Jg. 57; H. 2; S. 403 - 415
Hauptverfasser:	Broser, Philip, Vargha-Khadem, Faraneh, Clark, Chris A.
Format:	Journal Article
Sprache:	Englisch
Veröffentlicht:	United States Elsevier Inc 15.07.2011 Elsevier Limited
Schlagworte:	Adolescent Age Algorithms Anatomy, Artistic Atlases as Topic Brain Brain Mapping - methods Child Diffusion Tensor Imaging Distribution of probability of connectivity Female Females Humans Image Interpretation, Computer-Assisted - methods Male Neural Pathways - anatomy & histology NMR Nuclear magnetic resonance Probabilistic diffusion tensor imaging Probability Ratios Structural parcellation Thalamic subdivison Thalamus Thalamus - anatomy & histology Structural parcellation PDF CDV Probabilistic diffusion tensor imaging DPC Distribution of probability of connectivity DTI MNI Thalamus Thalamic subdivison
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Abstract	Virtually all information that enters the cortex must first pass through the thalamus. This prominent role has made the human thalamus a target for detailed imaging studies. It has previously been shown that probabilistic tractography together with cortical parcellation allowed subdivision of the thalamus into its constituent substructures. A new method is presented that allows the subdivision of the thalamus according to its cortical projection targets based on the assumption that any cortical region receives input from the thalamus and calculates the probability of connectivity distribution functions based on probabilistic tractography. The feasibility of the method was tested in a data set of 43 healthy children aged between 8 and 13years. A thalamic parcellation pattern similar to that previously found in adults and children below the age of 2years was obtained. However, no evidence for an age related change in cortical parcellation volumes were found in line with previously reported studies of thalamic volumes during development. Lower standard deviations were found for the two smallest projections, the sensory and occipital projection using the new method. Furthermore it was found, through comparison with a published thalamic atlas, that the method allowed the localization of the center of the different thalamic projection areas within an accuracy of 2mm. [Display omitted] ► Robust analysis of the thalamic substructures by probabilistic tractography. ► Atlas of the thalamic substructures of children as revealed by tractography. ► Canocical normalization of the thalamo cortical projection pattern. ► Cortical Subdivision used for thalamic parcellation. ► Method to analyze the thalamus using single subject data.
AbstractList	Virtually all information that enters the cortex must first pass through the thalamus. This prominent role has made the human thalamus a target for detailed imaging studies. It has previously been shown that probabilistic tractography together with cortical parcellation allowed subdivision of the thalamus into its constituent substructures. A new method is presented that allows the subdivision of the thalamus according to its cortical projection targets based on the assumption that any cortical region receives input from the thalamus and calculates the probability of connectivity distribution functions based on probabilistic tractography. The feasibility of the method was tested in a data set of 43 healthy children aged between 8 and 13 years. A thalamic parcellation pattern similar to that previously found in adults and children below the age of 2 years was obtained. However, no evidence for an age related change in cortical parcellation volumes were found in line with previously reported studies of thalamic volumes during development. Lower standard deviations were found for the two smallest projections, the sensory and occipital projection using the new method. Furthermore it was found, through comparison with a published thalamic atlas, that the method allowed the localization of the center of the different thalamic projection areas within an accuracy of 2 mm. Virtually all information that enters the cortex must first pass through the thalamus. This prominent role has made the human thalamus a target for detailed imaging studies. It has previously been shown that probabilistic tractography together with cortical parcellation allowed subdivision of the thalamus into its constituent substructures. A new method is presented that allows the subdivision of the thalamus according to its cortical projection targets based on the assumption that any cortical region receives input from the thalamus and calculates the probability of connectivity distribution functions based on probabilistic tractography. The feasibility of the method was tested in a data set of 43 healthy children aged between 8 and 13years. A thalamic parcellation pattern similar to that previously found in adults and children below the age of 2years was obtained. However, no evidence for an age related change in cortical parcellation volumes were found in line with previously reported studies of thalamic volumes during development. Lower standard deviations were found for the two smallest projections, the sensory and occipital projection using the new method. Furthermore it was found, through comparison with a published thalamic atlas, that the method allowed the localization of the center of the different thalamic projection areas within an accuracy of 2mm. [Display omitted] ► Robust analysis of the thalamic substructures by probabilistic tractography. ► Atlas of the thalamic substructures of children as revealed by tractography. ► Canocical normalization of the thalamo cortical projection pattern. ► Cortical Subdivision used for thalamic parcellation. ► Method to analyze the thalamus using single subject data. Virtually all information that enters the cortex must first pass through the thalamus. This prominent role has made the human thalamus a target for detailed imaging studies. It has previously been shown that probabilistic tractography together with cortical parcellation allowed subdivision of the thalamus into its constituent substructures. A new method is presented that allows the subdivision of the thalamus according to its cortical projection targets based on the assumption that any cortical region receives input from the thalamus and calculates the probability of connectivity distribution functions based on probabilistic tractography. The feasibility of the method was tested in a data set of 43 healthy children aged between 8 and 13 years. A thalamic parcellation pattern similar to that previously found in adults and children below the age of 2 years was obtained. However, no evidence for an age related change in cortical parcellation volumes were found in line with previously reported studies of thalamic volumes during development. Lower standard deviations were found for the two smallest projections, the sensory and occipital projection using the new method. Furthermore it was found, through comparison with a published thalamic atlas, that the method allowed the localization of the center of the different thalamic projection areas within an accuracy of 2 mm.Virtually all information that enters the cortex must first pass through the thalamus. This prominent role has made the human thalamus a target for detailed imaging studies. It has previously been shown that probabilistic tractography together with cortical parcellation allowed subdivision of the thalamus into its constituent substructures. A new method is presented that allows the subdivision of the thalamus according to its cortical projection targets based on the assumption that any cortical region receives input from the thalamus and calculates the probability of connectivity distribution functions based on probabilistic tractography. The feasibility of the method was tested in a data set of 43 healthy children aged between 8 and 13 years. A thalamic parcellation pattern similar to that previously found in adults and children below the age of 2 years was obtained. However, no evidence for an age related change in cortical parcellation volumes were found in line with previously reported studies of thalamic volumes during development. Lower standard deviations were found for the two smallest projections, the sensory and occipital projection using the new method. Furthermore it was found, through comparison with a published thalamic atlas, that the method allowed the localization of the center of the different thalamic projection areas within an accuracy of 2 mm. Virtually all information that enters the cortex must first pass through the thalamus. This prominent role has made the human thalamus a target for detailed imaging studies. It has previously been shown that probabilistic tractography together with cortical parcellation allowed subdivision of the thalamus into its constituent substructures. A new method is presented that allows the subdivision of the thalamus according to its cortical projection targets based on the assumption that any cortical region receives input from the thalamus and calculates the probability of connectivity distribution functions based on probabilistic tractography. The feasibility of the method was tested in a data set of 43 healthy children aged between 8 and 13years. A thalamic parcellation pattern similar to that previously found in adults and children below the age of 2years was obtained. However, no evidence for an age related change in cortical parcellation volumes were found in line with previously reported studies of thalamic volumes during development. Lower standard deviations were found for the two smallest projections, the sensory and occipital projection using the new method. Furthermore it was found, through comparison with a published thalamic atlas, that the method allowed the localization of the center of the different thalamic projection areas within an accuracy of 2mm.
Author	Broser, Philip Clark, Chris A. Vargha-Khadem, Faraneh
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