Abnormalities in white matter structure and function have been fairly ... affecting both cortical and subcortical regions. Not only do these white matter disruptions correlate with psychotic ...

Alcohol also damages subcortical white matter, the myelinated fiber tracts ... Yet even with extended abstinence, structures important for balance -- like the cerebellum -- may not fully recover ...

In Panel E, staining with Luxol fast blue–cresyl violet shows numerous ectopic neurons (arrows) in subcortical white matter. In Panel F, a large reactive astrocyte extends processes to nearby ...

However, when looking at white matter structure, they discovered that differences in fiber bundle size were associated with greater motor difficulties in both groups, rather than being specific to ...

They found there was brain overconnectivity in the unimodal-subcortical connections and ... highways that takes you to cities -- the white matter connections take you to different parts of the ...

There were asymmetric subcortical white-matter hyperintensities on fluid-attenuated inversion recovery (FLAIR) imaging, multiple punctuated hyperintensities on diffusion-weighted sequences that ...

A new editorial paper titled "Microvascular contributions to white matter injury in ... cerebrovascular disease also involves a spectrum of subcortical small vessel diseases, such as ...

In both groups, the highest proportion of CVS+ lesions were located in the deep/subcortical region ... of venules within small deep/subcortical white matter (WM) lesions in patients with migraine.