Publications by authors named "Chien-Feng Judith Huang"

Article Synopsis
  • This study explores how age affects brain volume changes in individuals with Rett syndrome (RTT), highlighting significant differences compared to typically developing individuals.
  • Imaging results show that while control participants' brain volumes increase with age, those with RTT experience a reduction in cortical gray matter, particularly in specific brain regions.
  • These findings establish a foundation for future research into RTT treatments and contribute to our understanding of the neurological progression associated with the disorder.
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Recently, to conduct preclinical imaging research on clinical MRI systems has become an attractive alternative to researchers due to its wide availability, cost, and translational application to clinical human studies when compared to dedicated small animal, high-field preclinical MRI. However, insufficient signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) significantly degrades the applicability of those applications which require high SNR, e.g.

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Purpose: We present a novel background tissue phase removing method, called anatomical phase extraction (APE), and to investigate the accuracy of temperature estimation and capability of reducing background artifacts compared with the conventional referenceless methods.

Methods: Susceptibility variance was acquired by subtracting pretreatment baseline images taken at different locations (nine pretreatment baselines are acquired and called to ). The susceptibility phase data was obtained using the Wiener deconvolution algorithm.

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Individuals with Rett syndrome (RTT) commonly demonstrate Parkinsonian features and dystonia at teen age; however, the pathological reason remains unclear. Abnormal iron accumulation in deep gray matter were reported in some Parkinsonian-related disorders. In this study, we investigated the iron accumulation in deep gray matter of RTT and its correlation with dystonia severity.

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