As an individual who expected tractography to provide new information about the
development of the corpus callosum in cases of dysgenesis, I read with interest the article by …

PURPOSE To determine whether the MR findings of callosal dysgenesis suggest that the
partially formed corpus callosum in humans is the result of arrested growth or delayed …

Sixty-three patients, 3 days to 12 months old, were examined by MR imaging to evaluate the
normal development of the corpus callosum in the first year of life. During the first month of …

The corpus callosum has been recognized and studied for centuries. Although this structure
appears to have been mentioned by Galen in the second century AD, the first available …

We report three cases of callosal dysgenesis that were evaluated by diffusion tensor
imaging and fiber tractography. In partial agenesis of corpus callosum, fiber tracts from all …

The size of the corpus callosum was assessed visually and by computer-assisted image
analysis in a series of 445 consecutive magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans in children …

Extracted from text... CASE REPORT When the normal developmental process of the corpus
callosum is disturbed, it may be completely absent or partially formed (hypogenetic)(Fig. 1) …

The normal corpus callosum is probably best viewed in the midline sagittal section (Figure
1). This plane can be achieved by neuropathologists at brain cutting or, noninvasively, by …

Twenty prenatal MR studies of corpus callosum agenesis were retrospectively studied and
compared with neuropathologic examinations (18) or postnatal imaging (2). Corpus …

Agenesis of the corpus callosum is a complex malformation of the brain that has been
associated with varying degrees of limbic system maldevelopment. We retrospectively …