Combining neuroanatomical features to support diagnosis of fetal alcohol spectrum disorders.
Developmental medicine and child neurology(2023)
摘要
Neuroanatomical anomalies independent of microcephaly can be measured with clinical-imaging tools. Small-for-age brain, small-for-brain-size callosal isthmus or vermian height, and disrupted vermis foliation are fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS)-recurrent anomalies. Associations of these anomalies are frequent in fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) even without FAS, while exceptional in typically developing individuals. These associations support higher likelihood of causal link with alcohol in some individuals with non-syndromic FASD. A new explicit and composite neuroanatomical-radiological criterion can improve the specificity of FASD diagnosis.
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neuroanatomical features,diagnosis,disorders,alcohol
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