Neuroimaging in developmental clinical neuroscience / ed. by J.M.Rumsey, M.Ernst; with a foreword by H.K.Manji. - Cambridge; New York: Cambridge University Press, 2009. - xviii, 453 p.: ill. (some col.). - Incl. bibl. ref. - Ind.: p.437-453. - ISBN 978-0-521-88357-3  Место хранения:   054 | Международный томографический центр CO РАН | Новосибирск

Оглавление / Contents

List of Contributors .......................................... vii Foreword ..................................................... xiii Preface ...................................................... xvii Section 1 Normal developmental processes ....................... 1 Introduction to Section 1 .................................... 3 1 Morphological development of the brain: what has imaging told us? ..................................................... 5 Lisa H. Lu and Elizabeth R. Sowell 2 Neural correlates of the development of cognitive control ... 22 Silvia A. Bunge and Eveline A. Crone 3 Neurobiology of emotion regulation in children and adults ... 38 Ian H. Gotlib and Jutta Joormann 4 Goal-directed behavior: evolution and ontogeny .............. 53 Monique Ernst and Michael G. Hardin 5 Charting brain mechanisms for the development of social cognition ................................................... 73 Kevin A. Pelphrey and Susan B. Perlman 6 Language and the developing brain: insights from neuroimaging ................................................ 91 Kristin McNealy, Mirella Dapretto and Susan Bookheimer Section 2 Atypical processes in developmental neuropsychiatric disorders ......................... 109 Introduction to Section 2 .................................. 111 7 A pathophysiology of attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder: clues from neuroimaging .......................... 113 Jeffery N. Epstein 8 Brain imaging of autism spectrum disorders ................. 130 Monica Zilbovicius, Nathalie Boddaert and Nadia Chabane 9 Neuroimaging of schizophrenia and its development .......... 147 Matcheri S. Keshavan, Vaibhav A. Diwadkar, Konasale Prasad and Jeffrey A. Stanley 10 Cortico-limbic development in bipolar disorder: a neuroimaging view ........................................ 161 Jessica H. Kalmar, Maulik P. Shah and Hilary P. Blumberg 11 Anxiety and depressive disorders ........................... 183 Daniel S. Pine 12 Disturbances of fronto-striatal circuits in Tourette syndrome and obsessive-compulsive disorder ................. 199 Rachel Marsh, Daniel A. Gorman, Jason Royal and Bradley S. Peterson 13 From genes to brain to behavior: the case of fragile X syndrome ................................................... 217 Susan M. Rivera and Allan T. Reiss 14 Alcohol exposure and the developing human brain ............ 229 James M. Bjork 15 Neuroimaging as a tool for unlocking developmental pathophysiology in anorexia and bulimia nervosa ............ 245 Guido K.W. Frank and Walter H. Kaye Section 3 Ethical issues ..................................... 259 Introduction to Section 3 .................................. 261 16 Legal and ethical considerations in pediatric neuroimaging research ...................................... 263 Clinton D. Hermes Section 4 Techniques and integration with other research approaches ......................................... 277 Introduction to Section 4 .................................. 279 17 BOLD fMRI: an update with emphasis on pediatric applications ............................................... 281 Fiat Levita, Rebecca M. Jones and B.J. Casey 18 Magnetic resonance spectroscopy: methods and applications in developmental clinical neuroscience ..................... 296 Marisa M. Silveri, Deborah Yurgelun-Todd and Perry Renshaw 19 Diffusion tensor imaging in developmental clinical neuroscience ............................................... 314 Dae-Shik Kim 20 Arterial spin labeling perfusion magnetic resonance imaging in developmental neuroscience ...................... 326 Jiong-Jiong Wang, Hengyi Rao and John A. Detre 21 Neuroimaging of treatment effects in developmental neuropsychiatric disorders ................................. 344 Steven R. Pliszka and David С. Glahn 22 Functional alleles, neuroimaging and intermediate phenotypes in the deconstruction of complex behavioral variation .................................................. 365 David Goldman, Beata Buzas and Ke Xu Section 5 Progress and future directions ..................... 383 Introduction to Section 5 .................................. 385 23 Neuroimaging in developmental clinical neuroscience today ...................................................... 387 Judith M. Rumsey and Monique Ernst Appendix A: Functional MRI educational resources and software .......................................... 401 Appendix B: Neuroinformatics and neuroethics resources ........ 403 Glossary ...................................................... 407 Index ......................................................... 437