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The effects of HIV-1 infection on subcortical brain structures in children receiving ART : a structural MRI study
INTRODUCTION This project investigated volumetric differences in certain subcortical structures as measured on high-resolution structural Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scans traced manually. The sample comprised 79 5-year old children, 52 with HIV and 27 uninfected controls. Infected children wer...
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Division of Anatomical Pathology
2016
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