Evidence against the “normalization” prediction of the early brain overgrowth hypothesis of autism

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Perfusion deficits in ASD not only match craniosynostosis, but may help explain lower adult growth brain volume as the cranial sutures close. https://t.co/e20MdfoMyX

28 Jul 2021

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RT @caitclem00: Great work from @Lisa_Yankowitz on the trajectory of brain volume in children with autism!

01 Aug 2020

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RT @bryngolleni: Evidence against the “normalization” prediction of the early #brainovergrowthhypothesis of #autism The outcome of this de…

02 Jul 2020

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Evidence against the “normalization” prediction of the early #brainovergrowthhypothesis of #autism The outcome of this debate is important to understanding the #aetiology and #neurodevelopmentaltrajectories of #ASD. https://t.co/IcAZophAtw

02 Jul 2020

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