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White Matter and Connectivity Abnormalities in Learning Disabilities: Evaluation by Diffusion Tensor Imaging

Kennedy Krieger Institute, Baltimore, MD

Grant Program:

David Mahoney Neuroimaging Program

Funded in:

September 2000, for 4 years

Funding Amount:

$100,000

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