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Growth charts of infant visual neurodevelopment generalize across global contexts

2025-03-26

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Normative brain growth charts in early life hold great promise for furthering basic and clinical science. We leverage the rapid, substantial development of visual cortex function that is indexed by visual-evoked potentials (VEP) in electroencephalography to create longitudinal normative growth curves of task-related brain function with 1374 observations contributed by 802 infants (57 to 579 days old) from South Af...

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22175b3a-cb14-5813-8e27-ffc25a361308
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10.1101/2025.03.25.645314
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