Teaching NeuroImages: In vivo visualization of Edinger comb and Wilson pencils
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- First Published April 1, 2019.
Author Disclosures
- Andreas Horn, MD, PhD,
- Siobhán Ewert, MD,
- Eduardo J.L. Alho, MD, PhD,
- Markus Axer, PhD,
- Helmut Heinsen, MD,
- Erich T. Fonoff, MD, PhD,
- Jonathan R. Polimeni, PhD and
- Todd M. Herrington, MD, PhD
- Andreas Horn, MD, PhD,
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1x speaker honorarium of ?500
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- Siobhán Ewert, MD,
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- Eduardo J.L. Alho, MD, PhD,
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- Markus Axer, PhD,
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- Helmut Heinsen, MD,
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- Erich T. Fonoff, MD, PhD,
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ETF is part time Professor at University of S?o Paulo and works as assistant doctor at private office. Has given expert testimony for Boston Scientific, company unrelated to the contents of this report.
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ETF has acted as a technical consultant for Boston Scientific
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- Jonathan R. Polimeni, PhD and
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(1) NeuroImage, Associate Editor, 2018-
(1) Patent No.: US 8,581,589. Small hardware add-on that can drastically increase the number of receiver channels available on a clinical MRI scanner. (2) Patent No.: US 8,692,549. A framework to combine Compressed Sensing with accelerated parallel imaging. (3) Patent No.: US 8,823,374. Further improvement of combined Compressed Sensing and accelerated parallel imaging. (4) Patent No.: US 8,965,077. Provides a point-by-point correspondence between individual patient?s cerebral cortex based on the geometry of the folding pattern (5) Patent No.: US 9,569,863. Provides a patient motion- robust calibration of accelerated parallel imaging technology. (6) Patent No.: US 9,588,208. A method for accelerated segmented magnetic resonance (MR) image data acquisition. (7) Patent No.: US 9,778,336. Provides an extension of the Simultaneous Multi-Slice (SMS) Echo Planar Imaging (EPI) method with blipped Controlled Aliasing In Parallel Imaging (CAIPI) to segmented multi-shot EPI acquisitions. (8) Application Pub. No.: US 20160025833 A1. Provides a method for combining images acquired using a phased array detector that maximizes Signal-to-Noise ratio. (9) Application Pub. No.: US 20170035321 A1. Systems and methods for performing fast multi-contrast magnetic resonance imaging (?MRI?) are provided. (10) Application Pub. No.: US 20170038450 A1. Systems and methods for combined ghost artifact correction and parallel imaging reconstruction of simultaneous multislice (
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(1) NIH NIBIB grant P41-EB015896, co-investigator, 2014-
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- Todd M. Herrington, MD, PhD
(1) Medtronic, Inc.
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(1) NIH NINDS K23NS099380, Principle Investigator, 2017-2022
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(1)American Academy of Neurology/American Brain Foundation Clinical Research Training Fellowship
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- From the Department of Neurology, Neuromodulation and Movement Disorders Unit (A.H., S.E.), Charité–University Medicine (CCM), Berlin, Germany; Department of Neurology (S.E., T.M.H.) and Athinoula A. Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging, Department of Radiology (J.R.P.), Massachusetts General Hospital, and Department of Radiology (J.R.P.), Harvard Medical School, Boston; Department of Neurology (E.J.L.A., E.T.F.), University of São Paulo Medical School, Brazil; Institute of Neuroscience and Medicine (INM-1) (M.A.), Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH; and Morphological Brain Research Unit, Department of Psychiatry (H.H.), University of Würzburg, Germany.
- Correspondence
Dr. Horn andreas.horn{at}charite.de
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