In our growth charts (Figure 4 ), three distinct growth patterns are evident—a decreasing volume with age observed in the cortical GM of the cingulate, frontal lobe, insula, parietal, and to some extent the occipital lobe; relative volume stability in the basal ganglia, thalamus, the GM of the paracentral lobule, hippocampus, and temporal lobe; and an increasing trend noted in WM structures, such as the brainstem and ventral diencephalon, in the WM as a whole, in the ventricles, and to a lesser extent, the cerebellum.
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A FastSurfer Database for Age-Specific Brain Volumes in Healthy Children: A Tool for Quantifying Localized and Global Brain Volume Alterations in Pediatric Patients.
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