Surface area

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Traumatic brain injury

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  1. Traumatic brain injury is associated with surface area in humans (R2 = 0.619, p = 0.01).

    “Regression analysis demonstrated a stronger association of SA with age in TBI (R2 = 0.619, p = 0.01)”

    Humansin TBI survivorscortexn = 32

    Surface-based morphometry reveals divergent aging trajectories in veterans with and without traumatic brain injury

    GeroScience

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Probiotics linked to brain surface area changes in older adults

Surface area in one brain region increased by 21.53 square millimeters with probiotics, against a fall of 54.39 square millimeters with placebo over 52 weeks.Surface area in one brain region increased by 21.53 square millimeters with probiotics, against a fall of 54.39 square millimeters with placebo over 52 weeks.

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Eye length linked to nerve layer thickness differently by age

In adults, nerve fiber layers were thicker with longer eyes up to 24.0 millimeters, but thinner above 26.5 millimeters.In adults, nerve fiber layers were thicker with longer eyes up to 24.0 millimeters, but thinner above 26.5 millimeters.

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Enlarged heart chamber linked to higher stroke risk

Stroke risk was 11.1% in people with an enlarged left atrium, the heart’s upper left chamber, versus 4.6% in those without enlargement.Stroke risk was 11.1% in people with an enlarged left atrium, the heart’s upper left chamber, versus 4.6% in those without enlargement.

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Cortical surface areas link to fall-related fracture odds

Larger caudal anterior cingulate area linked to lower simple-fall fracture odds (OR 0.95), while larger insula area linked to higher odds (OR 1.05).Larger caudal anterior cingulate area linked to lower simple-fall fracture odds (OR 0.95), while larger insula area linked to higher odds (OR 1.05).

Mendelian randomization in 51,000 peopleBones and joints