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Autism in these children could be a manifestation of a general brain malfunction, he said, adding, "The fact that autism is one of the many neurological problems that arise in these patients doesn't necessarily tell us anything penetrating about the social and language deficits that are specific to autism".

To those who understand the long latencies involved, the absence of a general brain tumor epidemic at this time provides no comfort.

The relationships between specific cognitive tests and regional brain volumes were best summarized by a significant positive relationship between the latent traits of a general brain size factor and a general cognitive factor (g) (structural equation modelling, correlation =.42) and not by associations between individual tests and particular brain regions.

In the correlations analysis we could observe a trend in negative correlation coefficients in all regions of the case group, pointing that subcortical grey and white matter changes could either influence the connectivity, expressed on CBF as retrograde blood flow decrement, or that ZSDS scale expresses a general brain atrophy or diminished perfusion through lobar arterioles as well.

However, the arousal-driven modulation of theta rhythmicity which seems to be common to all brain regions is probably mediated by a general, brain-wide neuromodulatory mechanism such as neurohormonal activity (Lee and Dan, 2012; Marder, 2012).

By the way, theta oscillations can be seen as a putative correlate attentional expectation [ 1]; it is currently postulated that theta oscillations reflect a "more general brain integrative mechanism" instead of a specific focused attention integrative mechanism and memory processes [ 15].

Evidences from studies incorporating structural or functional human brain mapping methods indicate that this intraindividual variability may not simply be a sequel of general brain dysfunction, but may likely be related to the functioning of neural circuits that, among other brain areas, engage the prefrontal cortex, particularly the dorsolateral areas (dlPFC) [5], [6] [14].

Evidences from studies incorporating structural or functional human brain mapping methods indicate that this increased intraindividual variability is not simply a sequel of general brain dysfunction, but is likely related to the functioning of neural circuits that engage the prefrontal cortex, particularly the dorsolateral areas (dlPFC).

Apart from a description of general brain anatomy, we focus on prominent serotonin immunoreactive innervation of the deutocerebral olfactory pathway and the protocerebral unpaired midline neuropil.

Moreover, findings from studies incorporating structural or functional human brain mapping methods indicate that intra-individual variability is not simply a sequela of general brain dysfunction, but is likely related to the functioning of neural circuits that engage the prefrontal cortex, particularly the dorsolateral areas [ 25, 29, 30].

Apparent changes in the cerebellum were a reflection of the general brain volume decrease that resulted in a larger gap between cerebrum and cerebellum.