ArticleAnatomical science international2023
Changes in the volumes and asymmetry of subcortical structures in healthy individuals according to gender.
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Abstract
In recent years, with the development of technology, three-dimensional software has entered our lives. Volumetric measurements made with Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) are essential in the morphometry of the brain and subcortical structures. In this study, we aim to share the volume and asymmetry of the hippocampus, its sub-branches, and other subcortical structures and their interaction with age/sex using volBrain, a web-based automated software.1.5 T T1-weighted volumetric MRI, of 90 healthy individuals (51 females, 39 males) of both genders were included in our study. Pallidum, hippocampus, Cornu Ammonis1 (CA1), Cornu Ammonis2-3 (CA2-CA3), and Cornu Ammonis4-Dentate Gyrus (CA4-DG) measurements in females and males had a statistically higher mean in the right region (p < 0.05). In addition, females' hippocampus, CA1, CA2-CA3, and CA4-DG averages decreased more rapidly in the right region than in the left region. Subiculum measurement had a higher mean in the left region in both males and females (p < 0.05).The mean subiculum of males decreased more rapidly in the right region than in the left region. When the total values of the subcortical region in males and females were compared according to age categories, amygdala, pallidum, putamen, hippocampus, CA2-CA3, and subiculum values did not differ to gender in individuals aged 50 and over (p > 0.05). In individuals under 50 years old, the mean of females was statistically lower than the mean of males (p < 0.05).The Stratum radiatum (SR), Stratum lacunosum (SL), and Stratum molecuare (SM) asymmetry values of males in the examined subcortical regions had a higher mean than females (p = 0.039). In other regions, there was no statistically asymmetrical difference (p > 0.05). Studies evaluating the volumetric analysis and asymmetry of hippocampus subbranches and other subcortical structures in adults are very limited. As a result, the morphometry of the hippocampus subbranches and other subcortical structures was examined in detail. It was determined that the structures differed according to age, gender and body side.
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