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Published in final edited form as: Biol Psychiatry Cogn Neurosci Neuroimaging. 2018 Mar 14;3(9):754–766. doi: 10.1016/j.bpsc.2018.03.003

Table 1. Cross-Sectional and Longitudinal Neuroimaging Brain Network Studies Performed in Healthy Children and Adolescents, Using sMRI, DWI, and fMRI.

Author Date No. of Subjects Age Longitudinal Data Type
Alexander-Bloch et al. (42) 2013                  108 9–22 years Yes sMRI, rs-fMRI
Fan et al. (36) 2011                    28 0–2 years Yes sMRI
Khundrakpam et al. (37) 2013                  203 5–18 years No sMRI
Moura et al. (39) 2017                  249 7–14 years No sMRI
Nie et al. (38) 2013                  445 3–20 years Yes sMRI
Váša et al. (44) 2018                  297 14–24 years No sMRI
Whitaker et al. (43) 2016                  297 14–24 years No sMRI
Zielinkski et al. (40) 2010                  300 5–18 years No sMRI
Baker et al. (55) 2015                    31 15–19 years Yes DWI
Baum et al. (54) 2017                  882 8–22 years No DWI
Dennis et al. (53) 2013                  439 12–30 years No DWI
Koenis et al. (58) 2015                  162 9–15 years Yes DWI
Lim et al. (57) 2013                  121 4–40 years No DWI
Tymofiyeva et al. (51) 2013                    33 0–6 months No DWI
Wierenga et al. (52) 2016              85, 38 7–23 years No DWI
Wierenga et al. (56) 2017           146, 141 4–13 years, 8–13 years Yes DWI
Yap et al. (46) 2011                    39 2 weeks to 2 years Yes DWI
Hagmann et al. (49) 2010                    30 2–18 years No DWI/rs-fMRI
Uddin et al. (76) 2011 23 children, 22 adults 7–9 years, 19–22 years No DWI/rs-fMRI
Cao et al. (71) 2014                  126 7–85 years No rs-fMRI
Fair et al. (67) 2009                  210 7–31 years No rs-fMRI
Fair et al. (128) 2007                  139 7–9 years, 10–15 years, 20–31 years No rs-fMRI
Fransson et al. (68) 2011   18 infants, 18 adults 39 weeks, 22–41 years No rs-fMRI
Gao et al. (70) 2011                  147 2 weeks to 2 years No rs-fMRI
Gu et al. (78) 2015                  780 8–22 years No rs-fMRI
Hwang et al. (75) 2013                    99 10–20 years No rs-fMRI
Marek et al. (77) 2015                  192 10–26 years No rs-fMRI
Satterthwaite et al. (74) 2013                  780 8–22 years No rs-fMRI
Supekar et al. (69) 2009 23 children, 22 adults 7–9 years, 19–22 years No rs-fMRI
Wu et al. (72) 2013                    51 6–18 years No rs-fMRI
Dosenbach et al. (73) 2010                  115 7–30 years No fMRI
Kaufmann et al. (79) 2017                  797 8–22 years No fMRI

Studies were identified using the PubMed search terms: brain, network, or graph theory, longitudinal or cross-sectional or development, image or imaging or MRI or DTI or scan, and healthy or normal. Studies were only included if they included subjects below 21 years of age, discussed network or graph theoretical properties, and were either cross-sectional (studying changes in age across a population) or longitudinal.

DTI, diffusion tensor imaging; DWI, diffusion-weighted imaging; fMRI, functional magnetic resonance imaging; rs-fMRI, resting-state functional magnetic resonance imaging; sMRI, structural magnetic resonance imaging.