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Relationship Between Epilepsy and Colpocephaly in Baboons (Papio hamadryas).

Comparative medicine - 1 Jan 2016

Szabó C Ákos, De La Garza Melissa, Rice Karen, Bazan Carlos, Salinas Felipe S

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Brain MRI scans revealed various occipital horn variants in a pedigreed baboon colony consisting of Papio hamadryas anubis and its hybrids. We retrospectively characterized these variants and evaluated their relationships to epilepsy phenotypes and scalp EEG findings. MRI scans (3D, T1-weighted) from 208 baboons (female, 134 female; male, 74; age [mean ± 1 SD], 16 ± 5 y) were reviewed; 139 (67%) of these animals...

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