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This study also supports the view that unilateral disruption of diffuse networks in the developing brain can lead to impaired executive function skills.

Notably, rats with unilateral DA depletions targeted to the NAc were neither impaired at cost benefit decision-making nor on tests of motoric rotational behaviour, confirming that selective unilateral disruption of the mesolimbic dopaminergic system was not sufficient to cause either effect.

Unilateral facet disruptions are relatively common in the cervical spine; however, the spectrum of injury is large, and little is known regarding the magnitude of instability expected to be present in an isolated posterior osteoligamentous injury.

We assessed T2-weighted dorsal images for the presence of unilateral or bilateral disruption adjacent to the caudolateral pole of the caudate nucleus, leading to separation of this structure from the internal capsule (Fig.  2b ).

We elected unilateral injections since bilateral disruption often results in aphagia, adipsia and high mortality rates [41], [42].

Pre-operative MRI is recommended for the treatment decision in patients with bilateral and unilateral facet joint dislocation to look for intervertebral disc disruption.

Rotational asymmetry was assessed to quantify the effect of unilateral depletions of striatal dopamine from disruptions of nigrostriatal circuitry.

Traumatic disc herniation with posterior annulus disruption is described in 56%% of unilateral and 82.5 % of bilateral facet dislocations [27].

Neuropsychological abnormalities of lateralization have been reported after right unilateral electroconvulsive therapy (ECT), that may reflect temporary disruption of the treated hemisphere.

A single unilateral subretinal injection facilitates RPE-specific localization of the vector and disruption of Vegfa in isolated eGFP+ RPE cells obtained from mice five weeks after LV administration.

Unilateral destruction of motor cortex resulted in behavioral deficits due to disruption of the corticospinal tract (CST), a part of the descending motor pathway.