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Big and Small Cerebral Asymmetries

Mark A. EckertiD, Kenneth I. VadeniD

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Letter HighlightsDeformation-based asymmetries replicate previously observed grey matter asymmetries and characterize white matter asymmetries.\n\nIncreased sensitivity to structural asymmetries in some brain regions depends on smaller-scale normalization or deformation parameters.\n\nTuning deformation parameters can provide more precise asymmetry measures for understanding the mechanisms and functional significance of cerebral asymmetries.

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