Laboratory of NeuroImaging

Visualization

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Comparison of Acute and Chronic Brain Hemorrage

The left image shows the brain shortly after injury, the right after treatment. Comparison of the images shows the damage to neurons as a result of the injury.

Fibers of the Hippocampus

Tractography fibers of the hippocampus in a healthy brain.

Alzheimer's Hippocampus Tractography

Tractography of the hippocampus in a brain with Alzheimer's disease.

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Comparison of Normal and Alzheimer's Brains

Rendering of the brain from imaging data showing the loss of white matter in Alzheimer's Disease.

Hippocampal Mouse Neurons

A 3D rendering of microscopic data collected from the mouse hippocampus.

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Comparison of Healthy and Schizophrenic Brains

A comparison of the grey matter in the brains of adolecents with and without schizophrenia.

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Tractography of Visual Pathways from Multiple Subjects

Inferior?posterior views of the tractography of 12 visual pathways reconstructed from 12 different subjects.

Tractography - Axial

An axial view of diffusion tractography of a single subject.

Diffusion Anisotropy

Diffusion Ansiotropy shown by color, red is higher ansiotropy.

Hippocampal Connectivity

Diffusion tracts showing connections with the hippocampus.

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Mouse Mid-brain Fluorescent Tract Tracing - Coronal

A coronal slice of the mid-brain of a mouse. Florescent dye is used to show how neural tracts are connected across hemispheres.

Diffusion Tensor Imaging of a Healthy Brain

Diffusion Tensor Imaging (DTI) shows the direction of water molecules along brain neurons, the direction of which are differentiated by color.

Tractography - Sagittal

A sagittal view of diffusion tractography of a single subject.

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White Matter of S1 - Frontal

The green fiber tracts shown are the neurons of the primary somatosensory cortex (S1) which are functionally involved in processing signals from the GI tract.