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22 mar 2016 · Characterization of co-occurring anatomical changes and associated sexual dimorphism that take place during the first two decades of life can aid in understanding typical and atypical developmental patterns and sex differences in neurodevelopmental disorders.
22 mar 2016 · Results: Cortical thickness analysis revealed that most cortical regions decrease linearly, while surface area increases linearly with age. Volume relative to total cerebrum followed a quadratic trend with age, with only the left supramarginal gyrus showing sexual dimorphism.
6 kwi 2022 · We found, as expected, that total surface area closely tracked the development of total cerebrum volume (TCV) across the lifespan (Fig. 2a), with both metrics peaking at approximately 11–12...
9 kwi 2021 · Here we provide an overview of the cerebellum, retracing its morphology, histogenesis, and physiological functions, and finally outlining its involvement in typical and atypical development and the age-dependent patterns of cerebellar dysfunctions.
They discovered abnormal brain and cerebrum enlargement in autistic 2–4 year olds, but then slightly smaller overall brain volumes by 12 to 16 years of age (Fig. 2).
23 sty 2020 · In humans, the subplate contains up to 50% of cortical neurons in the second trimester and it remains highly expanded during the first few years of life. The subplate neurons form one of the first functional cortical circuits (Kanold, 2009).
28 mar 2019 · In this Review, we focus on the link between cerebellar development and complex brain disorders that emerge during development rather than those that primarily appear in adulthood.
