Situs inversus (SI), a left-right mirror reversal of the visceral organs, can occur with recessive
Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia (PCD). However, most people with SI do not have PCD, and the …

Asymmetries in the functional and structural organization of the nervous system are
widespread in the animal kingdom and especially characterize the human brain. Although …

The alignment of visceral and brain asymmetry observed in some vertebrate species raises
the question of whether this association also exists in humans. While the visceral and brain …

Situs inversus totalis (SIT) is a rare congenital anomaly in which the arrangement of the
visceral organs is completely left-right mirrored. A previous study by our lab suggests that …

Magnetic resonance imaging was used to investigate brain structural and functional
asymmetries in 15 participants with complete visceral reversal (situs inversus totalis, SIT) …

Congenital heart defects are the most common congenital anomalies, accounting for a third
of all congenital anomaly cases. While surgical correction dramatically improved survival …

Most humans show typical brain functional specialization with language and praxis favoring
left hemisphere lateralization and spatial attention and face recognition showing right …

Abstract Knowledge about structural brain asymmetries of human fetuses with body
lateralization defects—congenital diseases in which visceral organs are partially or …

Left-right asymmetry of the human brain is widespread through its anatomy and function.
However, limited microscopic understanding of it exists, particularly for anatomical …

We investigated the predictive value of prenatal superior temporal sulcus (STS) depth
asymmetry in a special case of a female dizygotic twin that showed inverted prenatal …