Oxford Neuroimaging Primers

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  • Example Boxes
    • Introduction to Neuroimaging Analysis
    • Introduction to Resting State fMRI Functional Connectivity
    • Introduction to Perfusion Quantification using ASL
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    • Christian Beckmann
    • Janine Bijsterbosch
    • Michael Chappell
    • Mark Jenkinson
    • Bradley MacIntosh
    • Tom Okell
    • Stephen Smith
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Introduction to Neuroimaging Analysis

The following links will take you to the online examples that go with the example boxes in the ‘Introduction to Neuroimaging Analysis’ primer:

  • Getting Started
  • Section 2.2.4: MRI artifacts
  • Section 2.3.2: Viewing diffusion images
  • Section 3.2.3: Tissue­type segmentation
  • Section 3.2.4: Deep gray matter structure segmentation
  • Section 3.3.4: Correcting for distortions and artifacts in diffusion images
  • Section 3.3.5: DTI
  • Section 3.3.6: TBSS
  • Section 3.3.7: Tractography
  • Section 3.4.6: Physiological noise modelling  (coming soon)
  • Section 3.4.6: Independent component classification
  • Section 3.4.9: Task fMRI data
  • Section 3.4.10: Resting state fMRI networks
  • Section 4.2: Brain extraction
  • Section 4.3: Brain masks
  • Section 4.5: Troubleshooting brain extraction
  • Section 5.1.3: Spatial Transformations
  • Section 5.2: Registration
  • Section 5.4: Registration case studies
  • Section 6.2.2: Distortion correction with fieldmaps
  • Section 6.2.3: Distortion correction with blip­-up-­blip-­down data
  • Appendix A: Learning anatomy with digital atlases

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Three primers are currently available:

– Introduction to Neuroimaging Analysis

– Introduction to Perfusion Quantification using Arterial Spin Labelling

– Introduction to Resting State fMRI Functional Connectivity

Series Editors

Mark Jenkinson
Michael Chappell

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Oxford University Press
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