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This paper introduces an asymmetry-aware tractometry framework to quantify left-right hemispheric asymmetries in white matter tracts and applies it to Alzheimer's Disease data to differentiate cognitive states.

This study finds trend-level differences in callosal thickness between opera singers and non-singers, with early vocal training correlating with thicker callosal regions.

The paper proposes methods to approximate bone mineral density and subcutaneous adiposity from T1-weighted head MRI images and validates their reliability and correlation with DXA and MRI measurements.

The paper introduces CAT, a computational anatomy toolbox for structural MRI analysis, providing a comprehensive suite of tools for morphometric analyses with quality control and visualization features.

The paper shows that omitting spatial smoothing in neuroimaging can improve regional specificity without reducing sensitivity, particularly for small-scale brain structures.