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City Glasgow / London / New York / / Company Marius Press / Hajnal / Hammersmith Press / / Country United Kingdom / / / Event Product Issues / / Facility Prentice Hall / University of Strathclyde / Hammersmith Hospital / Imperial College / Institute of Psychiatry DOI / / IndustryTerm contour-following algorithm / treatment of Huntington’s disease / appropriate optimization algorithms / magnetic resonance imaging / treatment of chronic fatigue syndrome / magnetic resonance imaging depressive symptoms / structural magnetic resonance imaging / magnetic resonance imaging sinc-interpolation-based subvoxel registration / automated segmentation algorithm / digital image processing / / MedicalCondition paediatric depression / schizophrenia / Phospholipid Spectrum Disorders / chronic fatigue syndrome / Huntington’s disease / myalgic encephalomyelitis / social phobia / Huntington disease / disorder / neuropsychiatric disorders / treatmentresistant depression / end-stage Huntington’s disease / depression / treatment-resistant depression / neurological and psychiatric disorders / disorders / / Organization Signal Processing Division / Institute of Psychiatry DOI / MRC Clinical Sciences Centre / BASANT K. PURI MRC Clinical Sciences Centre / University of Strathclyde / MRI Unit / Imperial College / Hammersmith Hospital / Sciences Department / Environmental Protection Agency / / Person Nadeem Saeed / Basant Puri / Krishna Vaddadi / Martin Dunitz Freeman / / / Position pilot study / Professor / General / head / Marshall / / Product the mid-sagittal difference image / T1-weighted acquisitions / / PublishedMedium Archives of General Psychiatry / the Freeman / Magnetic Resonance Imaging / / Technology contour-following algorithm / magnetic resonance imaging / Tomography / appropriate optimization algorithms / Levenburg-Marquardt algorithm / Image Processing / automated segmentation algorithm / MRI / / SocialTag