THE CORPUS CALLOSUM
Diffusion Anisotropy in the Corpus Callosum
... the corpus callosum in healthy control subjects is ...the corpus callosum was present regardless of sex or age; this finding sug- gested, but did not prove, that this observation may represent ...
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Role of the Corpus Callosum in Functional Connectivity
... The corpus callosum contains interhemispheric connections for the sensorimotor and auditory corti- ces ...the corpus callosum decreases the interhemispheric connections for the sensorimotor ...
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Sonographic Recognition of Agenesis of the Corpus Callosum
... Agenesis of the corpus callosum may be diagnosed successfully in vivo when sonograms demonstrate absence of corpus callosum; absence of pericallosal and cingulate s[r] ...
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Emotional Intelligence in Agenesis of the Corpus Callosum
... comprising the corpus callosum fails to develop (Tomasch, 1954). Although initially thought to be rare, increased utilization of more sophisticated brain imaging techniques has demonstrated that AgCC occurs ...
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Concurrent Agenesis of the Corpus Callosum and Ureteroceles in Siblings
... mations as well as facial, genitouminary, musculo- skeletal, cardiac, and respiratory anomalies.’ Agen- esis of the corpus callosum is generally sporadic but it has been reported in seve[r] ...
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Genetic Contributions to the Midsagittal Area of the Corpus Callosum
... the corpus callosum (CC) in pedigreed baboons (68 males, 112 females) to replicate findings of high genetic contribution to that area of the CC reported in humans, and to determine if the heritability of ...
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Verbal Learning and Memory in Agenesis of the Corpus Callosum
... the corpus callosum may play a role in the facilitation of different memory functions, however since commissurotomy involves transsection of all cerebral commissures, including the hippocampal commissure, ...
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Facial emotion recognition in agenesis of the corpus callosum
... the corpus callosum is critical for the coordination of this lateralized information and callosal absence would result in particular deficits in processing syntactic and prosodic information [28-30], the ...
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Diffusional kurtosis imaging of the corpus callosum in autism
... the corpus callosum, the most prominent cerebral white matter tract, in the pathophysiology of ASD [6, 19, 25, 43, 46, ...the corpus callosum consists of around 200 million fibers that radiate ...
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Scalloping deformity of the corpus callosum following ventricular shunting
... Scallop - ing on sagittal T 1-weighted images appeared on axial images as parenchymal bands or raised folds of the corpus callosum traversing the CSF accu - mulation (Fig. Th[r] ...
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Defining the Normal Dorsal Contour of the Corpus Callosum with Time
... the corpus callosum during the life span, 2) to characterize the relationship of contour deviations to neighboring vessels, and 3) to determine whether contour deviations are congenital or ...The ...
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Detection of Impaired Growth of the Corpus Callosum in Premature Infants
... the corpus callosum at term equivalent and later MDI and PDI ...early corpus callosum growth suggests that poor growth between 2 and 6 weeks after birth might place very premature infants at ...
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Biometry of the Corpus Callosum in Children: MR Imaging Reference Data
... the corpus callosum; ST ⫽ splenium thickness; S/T ⫽ position of the splenium related to the tegmentum I n most cases, the morphologic approach is sufficient to en- sure the normality of the CC on the ...
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Outcomes Associated With Isolated Agenesis of the Corpus Callosum: A Meta-analysis
... 5. Concordance between prenatal and postnatal diagnosis. 6. Neurodevelopmental outcome. Only fetuses with a prenatal diagnosis of ACC either by transabdominal or transvaginal ultrasound were included. cACC was defined as ...
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Partial development of the corpus callosum
... These abnormalities could be considered an arrest of midline growth, but the studies indicate that de- spite these initial deficiencies, callosal axons man- age to cross[r] ...
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Trauma to the corpus callosum: MR features
... Intraventricular hemorrhage occurred significantly more often (p < .002) in patients with callosal injuries, especially if traumatic lesions of the fornix or septum pelluc[r] ...
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Anomalies of the Corpus Callosum: Correlation with Further Anomalies of the Brain
... to be of no importance in determining the embryogenesis , since an insult to the brain anytime during the embryonic period can result in an injury to the lamina te[r] ...
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Handedness and the corpus callosum: A review and further analysis of discordant twins
... Banissy MJ, Annett LE, Asiedu-Offei P, Rosch R, Gurd JM (2012) Left, right, hand 'n space. In: Handedness: Theories, Genetics and Psychology (Dunham, J. and Davenport, T., eds), pp 109-122 Hauppauge NY: Nova Science ...
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Normal postnatal development of the corpus callosum as demonstrated by MR imaging
... sity, caused by the process of myeli- nation. Corpus callosum has essentially an adult appearance by this age. Note marked uniform hyperintensity and bul- bous enlargeme[r] ...
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Effect of bilingualism on volume of corpus callosum
... the corpus callosum volume was measured by the techni- cian who knew nothing about the project, by using the 3 Tesla magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) device (Simense, Germany) in Khatam- ol-Anbia hospital ...
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