Cortical thickness and volume
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- Humans1
Interventions
1Balance exercises
upin humans1
1 study
Balance exercises
upin humans1
Balance exercises increase cortical thickness and volume in humans.
“The BE group showed statistically significantly higher values for the right caudal anterior cingulate thickness, left and right superior temporal volume, left entorhinal volume and mean curvature”
Humansneurologically healthy adultsbrain
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