Characterization of dynamic patterns of human fetal to neonatal brain asymmetry with deformation-based morphometry
Céline Steger,
Charles Moatti,
Kelly Payette
et al.
Abstract:Despite established knowledge on the morphological and functional asymmetries in the human brain, the understanding of how brain asymmetry patterns change during late fetal to neonatal life remains incomplete. The goal of this study was to characterize the dynamic patterns of inter-hemispheric brain asymmetry over this critically important developmental stage using longitudinally acquired MRI scans. Super-resolution reconstructed T2-weighted MRI of 20 neurotypically developing participants were used, and for e… Show more
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