Cerebral ventricle parts on CT

On a head CT scan, TotalSegmentator divides the lateral ventricles into frontal horn, occipital horn, temporal horn, body, and trigone on each side, and outlines the third and fourth ventricles. Measuring each part separately lets researchers compare groups, follow change between scans, and build reference values by age and sex. On PET or SPECT, these outlines read the uptake inside each ventricle and set it beside ventricle size.

Find answers to research questions like: Do the separate ventricle parts change by the same amount? How do ventricle volumes compare with a simple width index on the same scan? How does ventricle size relate to the uptake inside?