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Abnormal Right-Hemispheric Sulcal Patterns Correlate with Executive Function in Adolescents with Tetralogy of Fallot.
Cereb Cortex
3
2021
CHD, Neurodevelopmental disabilities, Right, Tetralogy of Fallot, ToF, children, congenital heart disease, noncardiac conditions, participants, patients, right, tetralogy of Fallot
Author NameAffiliation
Sarah U MortonBoston Children's Hospital
Sarah U MortonHarvard Medical School
Jane W NewburgerHarvard Medical School
Jane W NewburgerBoston Children's Hospital
Jane W NewburgerHarvard Medical School
Jane W NewburgerBoston Children's Hospital
David C BellingerBoston Children's Hospital
David C BellingerHarvard Medical School
David C BellingerBoston Children's Hospital
David C BellingerHarvard Medical School
Amy E RobertsHarvard Medical School
Amy E RobertsBoston Children's Hospital
Amy E RobertsHarvard Medical School
Amy E RobertsBoston Children's Hospital
Michael J RivkinBoston Children's Hospital
Michael J RivkinHarvard Medical School
Michael J RivkinBoston Children's Hospital
Michael J RivkinBoston Children's Hospital
Michael J RivkinBoston Children's Hospital
Patricia Ellen GrantBoston Children's Hospital
Patricia Ellen GrantBoston Children's Hospital
Patricia Ellen GrantHarvard Medical School
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