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Åsa Petersén - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Overview of the delineation of the HT.
    2016
    Co-Authors: Cecilia Follin, Sanaz Gabery, Åsa Petersén, Pia C. Sundgren, Isabella Björkman-burtcher, Jimmy Lätt, Peter Mannfolk, Eva Marie Erfurth
    Abstract:

    Overview of the boundaries used to delineate the HT in T1-weighted MRI acquired at 3T according to the procedure established by Gabery et al., 2014 [17]. A-C represent the Hypothalamic region in a coronal plane from rostral to caudal direction. The blue dashed lines illustrate how the Hypothalamic region was delineated. Landmarks such as the Hypothalamic Sulcus and the lateral or medial edge of the optical tract represented by orange stars were identified for the delineation. A straight line between these two points was drawn to set the superior/lateral border of the area. The optical tract was excluded in all slides.

  • Delineation of the Hypothalamic region in 3T MR images based on postmortem Hypothalamic material.
    2015
    Co-Authors: Sanaz Gabery, Nellie Georgiou-karistianis, Sofia Hult Lundh, Rachel Y. Cheong, Andrew Churchyard, Phyllis Chua, Julie C. Stout, Gary F. Egan, Deniz Kirik, Åsa Petersén
    Abstract:

    Overview of the boundaries to delineate the hypothalamus in postmortem human tissue applied to T1-weighted MRI acquired at 3T [13]. A-I represents the Hypothalamic region in a coronal plane, from rostral to caudal direction. The red dashed lines illustrate how the Hypothalamic region was delineated. Landmarks such as the Hypothalamic Sulcus (represented by a blue star) and the lateral or medial edge of the optical tract (represented by yellow star) were identified for the delineation and a straight line between these two points was drawn to set the superior/lateral border of the area. The optical tract was excluded in all slides. Abbreviations: optical tract, OT; fornix, F; mammillary body, MB.

  • Reproducible delineation of the Hypothalamic region in 3T MR images.
    2015
    Co-Authors: Sanaz Gabery, Nellie Georgiou-karistianis, Sofia Hult Lundh, Rachel Y. Cheong, Andrew Churchyard, Phyllis Chua, Julie C. Stout, Gary F. Egan, Deniz Kirik, Åsa Petersén
    Abstract:

    Overview of the modified boundaries to delineate the hypothalamus in T1-weighted MRI acquired at 3T that yielded high reproducibility between raters (difference of the mean for the Hypothalamic volume between the two raters: 2 ± 6%, ICC between the two raters = 0.937). From a rostral to caudal direction, A1-E1 column is a representative 3T MR image in a coronal plane, where the white box indicates the region of interest. Column A2-E2 represents a close up of the Hypothalamic region. A schematic overview of the corresponding level adapted from Mai et al., human brain atlas [50] indicated in column A3-E3. Column A4-E4 illustrates an overlap of the schematic overview on the MR image. The red dashed lines illustrate how the Hypothalamic region was delineated. Landmarks such as the Hypothalamic Sulcus (represented by a blue star) and the lateral edge of the optical tract (represented by yellow star) were identified for the delineation and a straight line between these two points was drawn to set the superior/lateral border of the area. The optical tract was excluded in all slides. Abbreviations: dorsomedial Hypothalamic nucleus, d; fornix, F; infundibular stalk, i; lateral hypothalamus, l; mammillary body, MB; medial preoptic nucleus, m; optical tract, OT; paraventricular nucleus, P; suprachiasmatic nucleus, sc; supraoptic nucleus, s; ventromedial Hypothalamic nucleus, v; tuberomammillary Hypothalamic nucleus, t.

Sanaz Gabery - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Overview of the delineation of the HT.
    2016
    Co-Authors: Cecilia Follin, Sanaz Gabery, Åsa Petersén, Pia C. Sundgren, Isabella Björkman-burtcher, Jimmy Lätt, Peter Mannfolk, Eva Marie Erfurth
    Abstract:

    Overview of the boundaries used to delineate the HT in T1-weighted MRI acquired at 3T according to the procedure established by Gabery et al., 2014 [17]. A-C represent the Hypothalamic region in a coronal plane from rostral to caudal direction. The blue dashed lines illustrate how the Hypothalamic region was delineated. Landmarks such as the Hypothalamic Sulcus and the lateral or medial edge of the optical tract represented by orange stars were identified for the delineation. A straight line between these two points was drawn to set the superior/lateral border of the area. The optical tract was excluded in all slides.

  • Delineation of the Hypothalamic region in 3T MR images based on postmortem Hypothalamic material.
    2015
    Co-Authors: Sanaz Gabery, Nellie Georgiou-karistianis, Sofia Hult Lundh, Rachel Y. Cheong, Andrew Churchyard, Phyllis Chua, Julie C. Stout, Gary F. Egan, Deniz Kirik, Åsa Petersén
    Abstract:

    Overview of the boundaries to delineate the hypothalamus in postmortem human tissue applied to T1-weighted MRI acquired at 3T [13]. A-I represents the Hypothalamic region in a coronal plane, from rostral to caudal direction. The red dashed lines illustrate how the Hypothalamic region was delineated. Landmarks such as the Hypothalamic Sulcus (represented by a blue star) and the lateral or medial edge of the optical tract (represented by yellow star) were identified for the delineation and a straight line between these two points was drawn to set the superior/lateral border of the area. The optical tract was excluded in all slides. Abbreviations: optical tract, OT; fornix, F; mammillary body, MB.

  • Reproducible delineation of the Hypothalamic region in 3T MR images.
    2015
    Co-Authors: Sanaz Gabery, Nellie Georgiou-karistianis, Sofia Hult Lundh, Rachel Y. Cheong, Andrew Churchyard, Phyllis Chua, Julie C. Stout, Gary F. Egan, Deniz Kirik, Åsa Petersén
    Abstract:

    Overview of the modified boundaries to delineate the hypothalamus in T1-weighted MRI acquired at 3T that yielded high reproducibility between raters (difference of the mean for the Hypothalamic volume between the two raters: 2 ± 6%, ICC between the two raters = 0.937). From a rostral to caudal direction, A1-E1 column is a representative 3T MR image in a coronal plane, where the white box indicates the region of interest. Column A2-E2 represents a close up of the Hypothalamic region. A schematic overview of the corresponding level adapted from Mai et al., human brain atlas [50] indicated in column A3-E3. Column A4-E4 illustrates an overlap of the schematic overview on the MR image. The red dashed lines illustrate how the Hypothalamic region was delineated. Landmarks such as the Hypothalamic Sulcus (represented by a blue star) and the lateral edge of the optical tract (represented by yellow star) were identified for the delineation and a straight line between these two points was drawn to set the superior/lateral border of the area. The optical tract was excluded in all slides. Abbreviations: dorsomedial Hypothalamic nucleus, d; fornix, F; infundibular stalk, i; lateral hypothalamus, l; mammillary body, MB; medial preoptic nucleus, m; optical tract, OT; paraventricular nucleus, P; suprachiasmatic nucleus, sc; supraoptic nucleus, s; ventromedial Hypothalamic nucleus, v; tuberomammillary Hypothalamic nucleus, t.

Nellie Georgiou-karistianis - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Delineation of the Hypothalamic region in 3T MR images based on postmortem Hypothalamic material.
    2015
    Co-Authors: Sanaz Gabery, Nellie Georgiou-karistianis, Sofia Hult Lundh, Rachel Y. Cheong, Andrew Churchyard, Phyllis Chua, Julie C. Stout, Gary F. Egan, Deniz Kirik, Åsa Petersén
    Abstract:

    Overview of the boundaries to delineate the hypothalamus in postmortem human tissue applied to T1-weighted MRI acquired at 3T [13]. A-I represents the Hypothalamic region in a coronal plane, from rostral to caudal direction. The red dashed lines illustrate how the Hypothalamic region was delineated. Landmarks such as the Hypothalamic Sulcus (represented by a blue star) and the lateral or medial edge of the optical tract (represented by yellow star) were identified for the delineation and a straight line between these two points was drawn to set the superior/lateral border of the area. The optical tract was excluded in all slides. Abbreviations: optical tract, OT; fornix, F; mammillary body, MB.

  • Reproducible delineation of the Hypothalamic region in 3T MR images.
    2015
    Co-Authors: Sanaz Gabery, Nellie Georgiou-karistianis, Sofia Hult Lundh, Rachel Y. Cheong, Andrew Churchyard, Phyllis Chua, Julie C. Stout, Gary F. Egan, Deniz Kirik, Åsa Petersén
    Abstract:

    Overview of the modified boundaries to delineate the hypothalamus in T1-weighted MRI acquired at 3T that yielded high reproducibility between raters (difference of the mean for the Hypothalamic volume between the two raters: 2 ± 6%, ICC between the two raters = 0.937). From a rostral to caudal direction, A1-E1 column is a representative 3T MR image in a coronal plane, where the white box indicates the region of interest. Column A2-E2 represents a close up of the Hypothalamic region. A schematic overview of the corresponding level adapted from Mai et al., human brain atlas [50] indicated in column A3-E3. Column A4-E4 illustrates an overlap of the schematic overview on the MR image. The red dashed lines illustrate how the Hypothalamic region was delineated. Landmarks such as the Hypothalamic Sulcus (represented by a blue star) and the lateral edge of the optical tract (represented by yellow star) were identified for the delineation and a straight line between these two points was drawn to set the superior/lateral border of the area. The optical tract was excluded in all slides. Abbreviations: dorsomedial Hypothalamic nucleus, d; fornix, F; infundibular stalk, i; lateral hypothalamus, l; mammillary body, MB; medial preoptic nucleus, m; optical tract, OT; paraventricular nucleus, P; suprachiasmatic nucleus, sc; supraoptic nucleus, s; ventromedial Hypothalamic nucleus, v; tuberomammillary Hypothalamic nucleus, t.

Deniz Kirik - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Delineation of the Hypothalamic region in 3T MR images based on postmortem Hypothalamic material.
    2015
    Co-Authors: Sanaz Gabery, Nellie Georgiou-karistianis, Sofia Hult Lundh, Rachel Y. Cheong, Andrew Churchyard, Phyllis Chua, Julie C. Stout, Gary F. Egan, Deniz Kirik, Åsa Petersén
    Abstract:

    Overview of the boundaries to delineate the hypothalamus in postmortem human tissue applied to T1-weighted MRI acquired at 3T [13]. A-I represents the Hypothalamic region in a coronal plane, from rostral to caudal direction. The red dashed lines illustrate how the Hypothalamic region was delineated. Landmarks such as the Hypothalamic Sulcus (represented by a blue star) and the lateral or medial edge of the optical tract (represented by yellow star) were identified for the delineation and a straight line between these two points was drawn to set the superior/lateral border of the area. The optical tract was excluded in all slides. Abbreviations: optical tract, OT; fornix, F; mammillary body, MB.

  • Reproducible delineation of the Hypothalamic region in 3T MR images.
    2015
    Co-Authors: Sanaz Gabery, Nellie Georgiou-karistianis, Sofia Hult Lundh, Rachel Y. Cheong, Andrew Churchyard, Phyllis Chua, Julie C. Stout, Gary F. Egan, Deniz Kirik, Åsa Petersén
    Abstract:

    Overview of the modified boundaries to delineate the hypothalamus in T1-weighted MRI acquired at 3T that yielded high reproducibility between raters (difference of the mean for the Hypothalamic volume between the two raters: 2 ± 6%, ICC between the two raters = 0.937). From a rostral to caudal direction, A1-E1 column is a representative 3T MR image in a coronal plane, where the white box indicates the region of interest. Column A2-E2 represents a close up of the Hypothalamic region. A schematic overview of the corresponding level adapted from Mai et al., human brain atlas [50] indicated in column A3-E3. Column A4-E4 illustrates an overlap of the schematic overview on the MR image. The red dashed lines illustrate how the Hypothalamic region was delineated. Landmarks such as the Hypothalamic Sulcus (represented by a blue star) and the lateral edge of the optical tract (represented by yellow star) were identified for the delineation and a straight line between these two points was drawn to set the superior/lateral border of the area. The optical tract was excluded in all slides. Abbreviations: dorsomedial Hypothalamic nucleus, d; fornix, F; infundibular stalk, i; lateral hypothalamus, l; mammillary body, MB; medial preoptic nucleus, m; optical tract, OT; paraventricular nucleus, P; suprachiasmatic nucleus, sc; supraoptic nucleus, s; ventromedial Hypothalamic nucleus, v; tuberomammillary Hypothalamic nucleus, t.

Gary F. Egan - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Delineation of the Hypothalamic region in 3T MR images based on postmortem Hypothalamic material.
    2015
    Co-Authors: Sanaz Gabery, Nellie Georgiou-karistianis, Sofia Hult Lundh, Rachel Y. Cheong, Andrew Churchyard, Phyllis Chua, Julie C. Stout, Gary F. Egan, Deniz Kirik, Åsa Petersén
    Abstract:

    Overview of the boundaries to delineate the hypothalamus in postmortem human tissue applied to T1-weighted MRI acquired at 3T [13]. A-I represents the Hypothalamic region in a coronal plane, from rostral to caudal direction. The red dashed lines illustrate how the Hypothalamic region was delineated. Landmarks such as the Hypothalamic Sulcus (represented by a blue star) and the lateral or medial edge of the optical tract (represented by yellow star) were identified for the delineation and a straight line between these two points was drawn to set the superior/lateral border of the area. The optical tract was excluded in all slides. Abbreviations: optical tract, OT; fornix, F; mammillary body, MB.

  • Reproducible delineation of the Hypothalamic region in 3T MR images.
    2015
    Co-Authors: Sanaz Gabery, Nellie Georgiou-karistianis, Sofia Hult Lundh, Rachel Y. Cheong, Andrew Churchyard, Phyllis Chua, Julie C. Stout, Gary F. Egan, Deniz Kirik, Åsa Petersén
    Abstract:

    Overview of the modified boundaries to delineate the hypothalamus in T1-weighted MRI acquired at 3T that yielded high reproducibility between raters (difference of the mean for the Hypothalamic volume between the two raters: 2 ± 6%, ICC between the two raters = 0.937). From a rostral to caudal direction, A1-E1 column is a representative 3T MR image in a coronal plane, where the white box indicates the region of interest. Column A2-E2 represents a close up of the Hypothalamic region. A schematic overview of the corresponding level adapted from Mai et al., human brain atlas [50] indicated in column A3-E3. Column A4-E4 illustrates an overlap of the schematic overview on the MR image. The red dashed lines illustrate how the Hypothalamic region was delineated. Landmarks such as the Hypothalamic Sulcus (represented by a blue star) and the lateral edge of the optical tract (represented by yellow star) were identified for the delineation and a straight line between these two points was drawn to set the superior/lateral border of the area. The optical tract was excluded in all slides. Abbreviations: dorsomedial Hypothalamic nucleus, d; fornix, F; infundibular stalk, i; lateral hypothalamus, l; mammillary body, MB; medial preoptic nucleus, m; optical tract, OT; paraventricular nucleus, P; suprachiasmatic nucleus, sc; supraoptic nucleus, s; ventromedial Hypothalamic nucleus, v; tuberomammillary Hypothalamic nucleus, t.