Samira A. Maboudian

The paper examines the relationship between paracingulate sulcus morphology and ADHD behavior in children and adolescents, finding leftward asymmetry and absence linked to ADHD symptoms.

The paper examines differences in the paracingulate sulcus (PCGS) asymmetry between autistic and neurotypical males, finding reduced asymmetry in ASD but no differences in quantitative features.

The paper identifies a sulcal network in the posteromedial cortex associated with face processing and finds structural differences between neurotypical individuals and those with developmental prosopagnosia.

The paper examines the relationship between the presence of a brain structure, the paracingulate sulcus, and trait impulsivity dimensions in individuals with psychopathology.

This study links emotion-related impulsivity to specific sulcal morphology in the orbitofrontal cortex using LASSO regression in a psychiatric cohort.

The paper identifies tertiary sulci in the posterior medial cortex that show greater age and Alzheimer's disease-related thinning and are linked to cognitive functions like memory and executive function.

The paper compares sulcal morphology in the human and chimpanzee posteromedial cortex, identifying species differences in sulcus incidence, depth, and surface area.