Standardized Brain MRI Acquisition Protocols Improve Statistical Power in Multicenter Quantitative Morphometry Studies

Allan George; Ruben Kuzniecky; Henry Rusinek; Heath R Pardoe; Jacqueline French; Daniel Lowenstein; Sabrina Cristofaro; Kevin McKenna; Vickie Mays; Darrell Shack; Sarah Barnard; Cheryl Burke; Manu Hegde; Tracy Glauser; Terence O'Brien; John Pollard; Tricia Ting; Kimford Meador; David Darby; Chris Morrison; Patricia Penovich; Adrian Schembri; Andres Kanner; Hamada Hamid Altilab; John Barry; Dale Hesdorffer; Omotola Hope; Siddhartha Nadkarni; Michael Sperling; Melodie Winawer; Dennis Dlugos; Jules Beal; Alexis Boro; Susan Herman; Rani Singh; John Halford; Liu Lin Thio; Heath Pardoe; Gregory Cascino; Simon Glynn; Graeme Jackson; Robert Knowlton; Barry Gidal; Bassel Abou-Khalil; Brian Alldredge; Edward Faught; David Ficker; Pavel Klein; Scott Mintzer; Kamil Detyniecki; Sheryl Haut; John Hixson; Manisha Holmes; Reetta Kalviainen; Peter Widdess-Walsh; Kaarkuzhali Krishnamurthy; Kristen Park; Michael Gelfand; Joon Kang; Gregory Krauss; Andrew Cole; Greg Cascino; Jonathan Halford; Paul Atkinson; Eugen Trinka; Margarita Kirschner; Elisabeth Schmid; Ernest Somerville; Christian Zentner; Hanka Laue-Gizzi; Andy Rodriguez; Orrin Devinsky; Mangela Nadkarni; Mark Cook; Sam Berkovic; Martina Bebin; Jerzy Szaflarsk; Charles Szabo; Jorge Burneo; Bassel W Abou-Khalil; Judy Weisenberg; Hamada Altilab

Journal article

Standardized Brain MRI Acquisition Protocols Improve Statistical Power in Multicenter Quantitative Morphometry Studies

Allan George, Ruben Kuzniecky, Henry Rusinek, Heath R Pardoe, Jacqueline French, Daniel Lowenstein, Sabrina Cristofaro, Kevin McKenna, Vickie Mays, Darrell Shack, Sarah Barnard, Cheryl Burke, Manu Hegde, Tracy Glauser, Terence O'Brien, John Pollard, Tricia Ting, Kimford Meador, David Darby, Chris Morrison Show all

Journal of Neuroimaging | WILEY | Published : 2019

DOI: 10.1111/jon.12673

University of Melbourne Researchers

Terry O'Brien Author Medicine and Radiology

Graeme Jackson Author Florey Department of Neuroscience and Mental Health

Sam Berkovic Author Medicine - Austin Health

Mark Cook Author

David Darby Author Medicine - Royal Melbourne Hospital

Grants

Funding Acknowledgements

The Human Epilepsy Project (HEP) is supported by The Epilepsy Study Consortium (ESCI), a nonprofit organization dedicated to accelerate the development of new therapies in epilepsy to improve patient care. The funding provided to ESCI to support HEP comes from industry, philanthropy, and foundations (UCB Pharma, Finding A Cure for Epilepsy and Seizures, Pfizer, Lundbeck, The Andrews Foundation, Friends of Faces and others).