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Bringing morphometrics into the Fetal Alcohol Report: Statistical Language for the Forensic Neurologist or Psychiatrist

2010-12-01

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The components of a diagnosis in the fetal alcohol spectrum consider, among other domains, evidence of prenatal alcohol exposure, facial features, neurological or neuropsychological deficits, and neuroanatomical form. Most of these assessments are based on traditional sorts of quantifications (e.g., length measures, IQ scores, quantity of alcohol drunk by the mother), but for one of the domains, the morphometric a...

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10.1177/009318531003800405
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