“…Images acquired by a 3-dimensional gradient echo sequence (fast low angle shot) (coronal acquisition, 3.1-mm-thick contiguous slices, with a 256 ϫ 256 matrix in a 24-cm field of view; number of excitations = 1; repeat time = 40 milliseconds; echo time = 15 milliseconds; and flip angle = 50°) were used for morphometric analysis. 28 A semiautomated mensuration system was used for assessing whole brain, ventricular, caudate, superior temporal gyrus, and hippocampal volumes (methods described previously 16,27,29,30 ). Presence of a septum pellucidum abnormality was rated as absent, questionable, or present using previously reported methods.…”