Mustafa Okan Irfanoglu

The paper investigates structural connectivity of OFC-NAcc pathways and their associations with psychopathological traits using diffusion imaging and tractography in a healthy population.

The paper describes improvements in diffusion MRI processing for the HBCD study, introducing new software and observing developmental patterns in brain data.

This study uses restriction spectrum imaging to find that higher BMI in young children is linked to changes in brain microstructure in reward-related areas, suggesting early neural risk markers for obesity.

The paper develops a method to detect and correct EPI artifacts in diffusion MRI using 4-way phase-encoding data, improving reproducibility and reducing ghost artifacts.

This paper introduces an efficient in vivo MD-MRI protocol for whole-brain imaging and demonstrates its feasibility and robustness using phantoms and human scans.

The paper introduces Pscore, a percentile-based metric to assess individual deviations in non-Gaussian diffusion MRI metrics, showing improved accuracy over Zscore in skewed distributions.

This paper introduces a framework for spatial normalization and voxelwise analysis of diffusion propagators across multiple MAP-MRI datasets, enabling detection of subtle microstructural changes.

This study evaluates modern diffusion tractography methods using a standardized challenge, finding no significant improvement in anatomical accuracy despite methodological advances.