Regional Brain Differences in Cortical Thickness, Surface Area and Subcortical Volume in Individuals with Williams Syndrome

Volume: 7, Issue: 2, Pages: e31913 - e31913
Published: Feb 15, 2012
Abstract
Williams syndrome (WS) is a rare genetic neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by increased non-social anxiety, sensitivity to sounds and hypersociability. Previous studies have reported contradictory findings with regard to regional brain variation in WS, relying on only one type of morphological measure (usually volume) in each study. The present study aims to contribute to this body of literature and perhaps elucidate some of these...
Paper Details
Title
Regional Brain Differences in Cortical Thickness, Surface Area and Subcortical Volume in Individuals with Williams Syndrome
Published Date
Feb 15, 2012
Journal
Volume
7
Issue
2
Pages
e31913 - e31913
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