Diffusion tensor spectroscopic imaging of the human brain in children and adults

We developed diffusion tensor spectroscopic imaging (DTSI), based on proton‐echo‐planar‐spectroscopic imaging (PEPSI), and evaluated the feasibility of mapping brain metabolite diffusion in adults and children.

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