BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Identification of the central region is of special importance
to avoid neurologic deficits in brain surgery. Brain surface reformatted images (Mercator …

Curved-surface projection (CSP) is a new technique for visualizing functional MR imaging
data. This technique helps in identifying anatomic structures by demonstrating the whole …

For brain magnetic resonance (MR) examination, three-dimensional imaging is commonly
performed. Radiologists need to know the appropriate imaging angle for viewing. We …

Background: The central sulcus may be located through magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
by identifying the ipsilateral inverted Omega shape. In a brain with a lesion in this area, its …

Objectives Identification of eloquent brain areas in patients with intra-axial lesions is
important to minimize the risk of neurological deficit. We performed a multicenter study …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: The central sulcus is an important anatomic landmark, but
most methods of identifying it rely on variable gyral and sulcal patterns. We describe and …

The central sulcus region is an eloquent area situated between the frontal and parietal
lobes. During neurosurgical procedures, it is sometimes difficult to understand the cortical …

Introduction The central sulcus is a key landmark on MRI of the brain, but its inferolateral
portion is difficult to identify if unable to trace the sulcus superoinferiorly. The authors …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: No validated imaging landmark exists for characterizing
the medial-lateral position of abnormalities at the high convexity–parasagittal region. Our …

Object. The authors describe a computer-resident digital representation of a stereotactic
atlas of the human brainstem, its semiautomated registration to sagittal fast low—angle shot …