Fig. 4.1 Plot of the mean of the absolute value sulcal depth or average convexity versus the standard deviation across the 435 subjects in the OASIS dataset (Marcus et al….

Fig. 3.1 The organization of the cerebral cortex. (a) The principal cellular types of the cerebral cortex of mammals, according to Cajal (1894). (b, c) Meynert’s (1884) illustration of his…

Fig. 7.1 (a) Coronal MR image through occipital lobe, including calcarine sulcus. Normal human subject. MT-weighted Turbo Spin Echo (TSE) sequence, 7 T MR scanner (MAGNETOM 7 T, Siemens). Voxel size is…

Fig. 2.1 Constantin von Economo (1876–1931), Professor of Psychiatry and Neurology at the University of Vienna, left, and Georg N. Koskinas (1885–1975), former Assistant at the Psychiatric and Neurological Clinic…

Fig. 9.1 Three steps of the “triple jump” approach 9.3 Results Figure 9.2 depicts a 3D-rendered quantitative T1 map of a living subject in an anatomically “normal” view with gyri and…

Fig. 8.1 Representative cortical myelination in the marmoset. A 40 μm–thick coronal histological section stained for myelin using a modified Gallyas silver staining method. At the whole mount level of magnification…

Fig. 1.1 The human cortical cytoarchtectonic regions (From Brodmann 1909). The olfactory region is not indicated Fig. 1.2 Cortical areas of the lateral and medial aspects of the human cerebral…