Structural covariance networks in the fetal brain reveal altered neurodevelopment for specific subtypes of congenital heart disease
Siân Wilson,
Daniel Cromb,
Alexandra F. Bonthrone
et al.
Abstract:BackgroundAltered structural brain development has been identified in fetuses with Congenital Heart Disease (CHD), suggesting that the neurodevelopmental impairment observed later in life might originate in utero. There are many interacting factors that may perturb neurodevelopment during the fetal period and manifest as structural brain alterations, such as altered cerebral substrate delivery and aberrant fetal hemodynamics.MethodsWe extracted structural covariance networks (SCNs) from the log Jacobian determ… Show more
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