Correlating clinical course with baseline subcortical shape in provisional tic disorder

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• What: This study examined children at the onset of tic disorder (tics for less than months: NT group) population on which little research exists. The authors investigate relationships between the baseline shape and volume of subcortical nuclei diagnosis and tic symptom outcomes. The authors focus on the first year of tic development (NT group) and identified several baseline subcortical volume and shape characteristics related to baseline tic symptoms and some that predict clinical tic outcome 3 to 12 (median 8.5) months later. This work has the advantage of prospective movement correction in a meaningful fraction of . . .
  

   

  

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