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Prenatal Growth and Early Postnatal Influences on Adult Motor Cortical Excitability
Pediatrics, 07/08/09

Pitcher JB et al. - Poor in utero growth and mild prematurity are associated with altered corticospinal excitability in adulthood. An early postnatal environment with less early postnatal socioeconomic disadvantage and having a mother with a completed high school education partly ameliorates this. While altered cortical development has some functional consequences already evident in early adulthood, it may have a later, additional adverse impact on aging-related changes in motor function.

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