FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W4311721854> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W4311721854 abstract "Most of the corpus callosum (CC) developmental studies are concerned with its two-dimensional structure. Linear and area measurements do not directly assess the CC size but estimate the overall structure from the cross-sectional image. This study investigated age- and sex-related changes in volumetric development and asymmetry of CC from birth to 18. For this retrospective study, we selected 696 patients (329 [47.27%] females) with both 3D-T1-weighted sequence and normal radiological anatomy from patients 0-18 years of age who had brain magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) between 2012 and 2020. The genu, body, splenium, and total volume of CC were calculated using MRICloud. The measurement results of 23 age groups were analyzed with SPSS (ver.28). Total CC volume was 18740.76 ± 4314.06 mm3 between 0 and 18 years of age, and its ratio to total brain volume (TBV) was 1.70% ± 0.23%. We observed that the total CC volume has six developmental periods 0 years, 1, 2-4, 5-9, 10-16, and 17-18 years. Genu and body grew in five developmental periods, while splenium in seven. There was intermittent sexual dimorphism in the CC volume in the first 4 years of life (p < 0.05). However, sex factor was insignificant in CC ratio to TBV. Total CC was right lateralized on average 1.81% (ranging -0.59% to 4.52%). Genu was 8.70% lateralized to the right, the body was 2.99% to the left, and the splenium was 1.41% to the right. The three-dimensional development of CC agreed with the two-dimensional developmental data of CC except for some differences." @default.
• W4311721854 created "2022-12-28" @default.
• W4311721854 creator A5013582121 @default.
• W4311721854 creator A5017156291 @default.
• W4311721854 creator A5050637863 @default.
• W4311721854 creator A5088421317 @default.
• W4311721854 date "2022-12-26" @default.
• W4311721854 modified "2023-10-01" @default.
• W4311721854 title "Three dimensional development and asymmetry of the corpus callosum in the 0–18 age group: A retrospective magnetic resonance imaging study" @default.
• W4311721854 cites W1503433923 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W151105316 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W1955317537 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W1964048159 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W1980410848 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W1980555261 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W1982373162 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W1983746790 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W1991818482 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W1998320855 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2006557707 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2007241028 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2009457766 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2015041370 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2015128232 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2017244551 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2022468143 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2024866334 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2025460487 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2034100297 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2035527856 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2050139274 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2050873013 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2052169203 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2053001686 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2055439494 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2059865840 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2066480962 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2068393346 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2075860560 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2078278679 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2078602583 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2081056327 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2085220093 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2086463107 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2086752470 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2092497652 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2093920424 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2094073779 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2096015060 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2111540102 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2112277156 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2115428913 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2118752846 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2130175846 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2132958262 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2134657518 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2144062563 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2152077590 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2152356996 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2154480805 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2160773850 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2163267780 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2173852729 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2418838079 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2518294556 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W2563252357 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W3006567205 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W3012614496 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W3015513926 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W3177065206 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W3215922856 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W4223500282 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W4225264771 @default.
• W4311721854 cites W4229861923 @default.
• W4311721854 doi "https://doi.org/10.1002/ca.23996" @default.
• W4311721854 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36527384" @default.
• W4311721854 hasPublicationYear "2022" @default.
• W4311721854 type Work @default.
• W4311721854 citedByCount "3" @default.
• W4311721854 countsByYear W43117218542023 @default.
• W4311721854 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W4311721854 hasAuthorship W4311721854A5013582121 @default.
• W4311721854 hasAuthorship W4311721854A5017156291 @default.
• W4311721854 hasAuthorship W4311721854A5050637863 @default.
• W4311721854 hasAuthorship W4311721854A5088421317 @default.
• W4311721854 hasConcept C105083479 @default.
• W4311721854 hasConcept C105702510 @default.
• W4311721854 hasConcept C126322002 @default.
• W4311721854 hasConcept C126838900 @default.
• W4311721854 hasConcept C143409427 @default.
• W4311721854 hasConcept C149550507 @default.
• W4311721854 hasConcept C2776643646 @default.
• W4311721854 hasConcept C2778183499 @default.
• W4311721854 hasConcept C2989005 @default.
• W4311721854 hasConcept C65835030 @default.
• W4311721854 hasConcept C71924100 @default.
• W4311721854 hasConceptScore W4311721854C105083479 @default.
• W4311721854 hasConceptScore W4311721854C105702510 @default.
• W4311721854 hasConceptScore W4311721854C126322002 @default.
• W4311721854 hasConceptScore W4311721854C126838900 @default.

• next