Edward H. Yeterian

This study systematically evaluates U-fiber organization in the rhesus monkey brain using tract tracing, revealing sulcus-dependent prevalence and diverse trajectories, challenging the notion of a uniform U-fiber system.

ACCURAT provides an open framework and neuroanatomical reference for reconstructing cerebellar pathways using diffusion MRI and anatomical priors.

The paper presents a morphometric analysis of dopaminergic and serotonergic circuits in the human brain using MRI data from the Human Connectome Project, identifying key structural connections and their reliability.

This study evaluates diffusion MRI contrasts for cerebellar segmentation, finding that spherical mean images outperform traditional microstructure maps.

This study examines the role of superficial white matter connections of Broca's area in language performance across children and adults, finding bilateral associations with language tasks.

This study maps catecholaminergic circuits in the human brainstem and hypothalamus using MRI, showing their relevance to neurological and psychiatric disorders.

The paper introduces a novel parcellation system for the rhesus monkey brain based on a standardized ontology, aiming to facilitate comparative studies with the human brain.

This study creates a detailed 3D map of the human brainstem using high-resolution MRI and validates it against histological atlases.

This study uses diffusion MRI tractography to map individual variations of the human corticospinal tract and hand-related motor fibers, creating a database of their volume, length, and biophysical parameters.