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- fig 1.
A, T1-weighted sagittal midline image (266/6/3) in an 11-year old boy with NF-1 and macrocephaly shows where the measurements of midline structures were made (see Table 2). This boy had thickening of the corpus callosum and enlargement of the anteroposterior diameter of the pons and medulla.
B, T2-weighted transverse image (3500/93/1) in an 8-year old girl shows bilateral lesions in the globus pallidus and tectum
- fig 2.
Scatterplot of quantitative tissue T1 in the nucleus pulvinarus versus FSIQ in children with NF-1 (r = .58; P = .012 by ANOVA)
Tables
- Table 3:
Mean T1 values in healthy controls and in all NF-1 subjects combined, or in NF-1 subjects with normocephaly or macrocephaly
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