BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Several studies suggest that VLBW is associated with a
reduced CC size later in life. We aimed to clarify this in a prospective, controlled study of 19 …

Most of the corpus callosum (CC) developmental studies are concerned with its two‐
dimensional structure. Linear and area measurements do not directly assess the CC size but …

Thinning of the corpus callosum (CC) is often observed in individuals who were born very
preterm. Damage to the CC during neurodevelopment may be associated with poor …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: The availability of data relating to the biometry of the CC in
children that are easy to use in daily practice is limited. We present a reference biometry of …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: It is desirable to develop a bedside method for assessing
cerebral development in the very premature infant to monitor the effectiveness of …

The objective of this study is to determine the relation between the size of the corpus
callosum (CC) and motor performance in a population-based cohort of preterm children …

The objective of this article was to study the reproducibility and reliability of the fetal corpus
callosum measurements between two-dimensional (2D) and three-dimensional (3D) …

Background: The direct quantitative correlation between thickness of the corpus callosum
and volume of cerebral white matter in children with cerebral palsy and developmental delay …

Documented associations between corpus callosum size and cognitive ability have
heretofore been inconsistent potentially owing to differences in sample characteristics …

Objective To evaluate corpus callosum (CC) size in fetuses with malformations of cortical
development (MCD) and to explore the diagnostic value of three CC length (CCL) ratios in …