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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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Fetal and neonatal inter-hemispheric asymmetry and dynamic, age-related changes of inter-hemispheric asymmetry (framework B). (Fetal/neonatal) Clusters corresponding to anatomical regions showing (static) inter-hemispheric asymmetry in either the fetal or neonatal time points. (Fetal to neonatal) Clusters corresponding to anatomical regions where inter-hemispheric asymmetry showed differences between the neonatal and fetal timepoints. We only illustrate clusters where neonatal JD was higher than fetal JD, since the opposite statistical test (fetal JD > neonatal) would reveal very similar findings in the homotopic ipsilateral anatomical regions. F1…N: clusters representing regional asymmetry in the fetal images (significant TFCE-corrected clusters where flipped JD > non-flipped JD). N1…N: clusters representing regional asymmetry in the neonatal images (significant TFCE-corrected clusters where flipped JD > non-flipped JD). C1…N: clusters where inter-hemispheric asymmetry changed from fetal to neonatal age.