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. 2023 Dec 6;17:1252850. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2023.1252850

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Copyright © 2023 Steger, Moatti, Payette, De Silvestro, Nguyen, Coraj, Yakoub, Natalucci, Kottke, Tuura, Knirsch and Jakab.

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Inter-hemispheric asymmetry of the regional fetal to neonatal morphometry change maps (framework A). We illustrated the anatomical clusters in which flipped and non-flipped morphometry change maps were significantly different, referring to an inter-hemispheric difference in the regional fetal to neonatal morphometry change (TFCE-corrected p < 0.025). Left panel: population mean, voxel-level JD values in the left and right hemispheres characterizing regional brain growth (flipped to illustrate anatomical match). Right panel: anatomical clusters overlaid on a neonatal T2-weighted template.