Description
Specifically designed with the human brain mapping community in mind, the Brain Atlas for Functional Imaging is a useful tool for fast and accurate analysis of functional MRI images. You can load your own anatomical and functional images and data and correlate them using atlas-assisted labeling and triplanar display. Identify and label activation loci with Brodmann's areas and gyri in the axial orientation -- which can be flipped to the left or the right so that the labels appear in both hemispheres. All views can be saved to an external drive and printed.
Highlights:
Contains a fully color-coded, enhanced Talairach-Tournoux brain atlas in triplanar orientations Allows simultaneous displays of the atlas image, anatomic image and functional image within one blended view with a user-controlled transparency Allows interactive placement of the Talairach landmarks in 3-D space and image-to-atlas warping based on the Talairach proportional grid system transformation User-friendly navigation Combining the most recent advances in MRI with anatomical data, this interactive CD-ROM is an invaluable tool for research and clinical applications in human brain mapping and neuroradiology. This current program is nothing short of amazing, and is a must for all who require an understanding of the human brain, from student to professor.. AANS Young Neurosurgeons Newsletter.Please visit www.cerefy.com, the Brain Atlas related web site.Click for titles by the same author. For PC only .
Remarkable...The quality of the Talairach electronic templates is outstanding...specifically helps in the localization assessment...will be of most use to people directly involved in the translation of imaging data onto an anatomical atlas...an important research tool. --Journal of Neurosurgery Straightforward...allows selective blending of the anatomic images, functional images, and superimposed atlas...provides a quick method of normalizing data sets to Talairach. --American Journal of Roentgenology User-friendly, applicable to a wide range of functional imaging techniques and versatile. . .software is recommended. --Wiley InterScience
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