Latha Srinivasan

TL;DR: This study used diffusion tensor imaging with probabilistic diffusion tractography to delineate the optic radiations at term equivalent age and compared the fractional anisotropy (FA) to a contemporaneous evaluation of visual function, suggesting that in preterm infants at terms equivalent age visual function is directly related to the development of white matter in the optic radiator.

TL;DR: Premature infants at term-equivalent age have similar total cerebellar and vermal volumes compared with term infants in the presence of normal brain imaging.

TL;DR: Serial imaging with quantification of both structure size and tissue damage provides invaluable insights into perinatal brain injury and the pattern of lesions seen on MRI can predict neurodevelopmental outcome.

TL;DR: It is demonstrated that the human subplate also expresses α2zinc‐binding globulin and Alpha‐2‐Heremans‐Schmid glycoprotein/human fetuin, and connective tissue growth factor‐ and nuclear receptor‐related 1‐positive cells are two distinct cell populations of the humanSubplate.

TL;DR: Methods for the quantitative analysis of brain growth based on the registration of longitudinal MR image data with the use of Jacobian determinant maps to characterise neuroanatomical changes are presented.