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Sex-differences in grey-white matter structure in normal-reading and dyslexic adolescents.
Neuroscience letters - 13 Jun 2008
Sandu Anca-Larisa, Specht Karsten, Beneventi Harald, Lundervold Arvid, Hugdahl Kenneth
Abstract excerpt
MR images were used to look for brain structure irregularities in adolescent children with dyslexia by use of combined grey and white matter volume measurements and fractal dimension (FD) of the grey-white matter border. The data were collected from 13 dyslexic adolescent (8 boys and 5 girls) that were compared with 18 control subjects (8 boys and 10 girls). The MR images were first segmented, and the volume as...
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