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. 2021 Jul 1;42(14):4497–4509. doi: 10.1002/hbm.25560

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Children with dyslexia (DR) present different cortical development in the right inferior frontal and cingulate gyri compared with typical readers (TR). (a). Different cortical development patterns between DR and TR are located in the right pars opercularis and the isthmus cingulate gyri. (b). Linear regression models showing a positive effect of dyslexia on the percentage brain volume change (PBVC_+scaling) in the right pars opercularis gyrus during early primary school (TP1–TP2) and a negative effect of dyslexia in the right isthmus cingulate gyrus during late primary school (TP2–TP3)