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Diffusion Tensor Imaging of the Subcortical Auditory Tract in Subjects with Congenital Cochlear Nerve Deficiency

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Fig 1. Representative 3D MR images of cochlear nerve (N) aplasia (A ), hypoplasia (B ), and the normal cochlear nerve (C )
Fig 2. Aattributes a color to each orientation of the fibers: Fibers crossing from left to the right are shown in red, fibers crossing anteroposteriorly are visualized in green, and fibers crossinginferosuperiorly are visualized in blue., A sample DTI at t
Table 2: Summary of the diffusion indices at the LL and IC for the unilateral CND group*

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