Yann Gagnon1,2,
N Rajakumar3, Neil Gelman1,2, Peter Williamson3,
Dick Drost1,2, Jean Thberge1,2, Rob Nicolson3
1Imaging, Lawson Health Research
Institute, London, Ontario, Canada; 2Medical Biophysics,
University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, Canada; 3Psychiatry,
University of Western Ontario
Quantitative
transverse relaxation time (T2) imaging offers a unique opportunity to
evaluate the neurobiology of brain tissue.
In the current study, we further localize our previously reported
overall white matter T2 increase in a sample of children with autism to
developmentally relevant neuroanatomic white matter regions.