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The longitudinal effects of HIV and ART on the developing brain: a structural MRI study using manual segmentation
Background: Previous neuroimaging research into the effects of HIV in paediatric populations receiving treatment has reported brain abnormalities across a variety of ages and modalities. There are limited longitudinal studies, which would clarify if the observed changes represented developmental del...
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Department of Human Biology
2024
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