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    Validity of automated FreeSurfer segmentation compared to manual tracing in detecting prenatal alcohol exposure-related subcortical and corpus callosal alterations in 9- to 11-year-old children

    Validity of automated FreeSurfer segmentation compared to manual tracing in detecting prenatal alcohol exposure-related subcortical and corpus callosal alterations in 9- to 11-year... by Biffen, Stevie C., Warton, Christopher M.R., Dodge, Neil C., Molteno, Christopher D., Jacobson, Joseph L., Jacobson, Sandra W., Meintjes, Ernesta M.

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    Reductions in Corpus Callosum Volume Partially Mediate Effects of Prenatal Alcohol Exposure on IQ

    Reductions in Corpus Callosum Volume Partially Mediate Effects of Prenatal Alcohol Exposure on IQ by Biffen, Stevie C, Warton, Christopher M R, Lindinger, Nadine M, Randall, Steven R, Lewis, Catherine E, Molteno, Christopher D, Jacobson, Joseph L, Jacobson, Sandra W, Meintjes, Ernesta M

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    Compromised interhemispheric transfer of information partially mediates cognitive function deficits in adolescents with fetal alcohol syndrome

    Compromised interhemispheric transfer of information partially mediates cognitive function deficits in adolescents with fetal alcohol syndrome by Biffen, Stevie C., Dodge, Neil C., Warton, Christopher M. R., Molteno, Christopher D., Jacobson, Joseph L., Meintjes, Ernesta M., Jacobson, Sandra W.

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    Compromised inter-hemispheric transfer of information partially mediates cognitive function deficits in adolescents with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome

    Compromised inter-hemispheric transfer of information partially mediates cognitive function deficits in adolescents with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome by Biffen, Stevie C., Dodge, Neil C., Warton, Christopher M.R., Molteno, Christopher D., Jacobson, Joseph L., Meintjes, Ernesta M., Jacobson, Sandra W.

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