Here one significant correlation was found between age at injury and volume of the left arcuate fasciculus, possibly reflecting a more immature tract at the time of TBI.
The medial insula (not shown in Table 2) and strongly active at [−44, 6, −4] in our previous study [1], became evident when using a small search volume in the left hemisphere at [−39, 12, −9] (pSVC r16 = 0.036).
Higher scores on the first behavioural component (the one related to facial identity tasks) were associated with greater grey matter volume in the left STS/MTG [peak at −53, −23, −14, t 30) = 4.37, P = 0.013, SVC] (see Fig. 4).
Age at injury (but not age) was positively correlated with volume of the left arcuate fasciculus (r 30) = 0.38, p = 0.03).
The diastolic volume of the left ventricle (LV) was clearly enlarged in both models at the age of 4 months verifying the DCM phenotype (Fig. 2a).
The 10th volume of the "Left Behind" series.
In the 12th volume of the "Left Behind" series, the Second Coming occurs.
When James Hanley, conducting research for his book Grey Children (1937), visited a miner's house in South Wales, he "noticed one or two volumes of the Left Book Club at the head of his bed.
The reporter and volume number appear at the top of each page, with the reporter in the center and the volume number on the left.
The myocardial velocity is obtained by using tissue Doppler imaging (TDI) by placing the sample volume at the junction of the left ventricular wall with the mitral annulus of the lateral myocardial segments from the apical four-chamber view.
Volume 8 of the "Left Behind" series, in which forces of good battle forces of evil.
