Differences in Cerebral Asymmetries Related to Drinking History and Ethnicity: A Computerized Axial Tomography (CAT) Scan Study
Differences in Cerebral Asymmetries Related to Drinking History and Ethnicity: A Computerized Axial Tomography (CAT) Scan Study
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与饮酒史和种族相关的大脑不对称差异：计算机轴向断层扫描 (CAT) 扫描研究
DOI：
10.1097/00005053-198409000-00003
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发表时间：
1984
影响因子：
1.9
通讯作者：
M. Willenbring
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作者：
D. McShane;M. Willenbring
对179名美国印第安人、黑人和白人受试者进行了正常的计算机轴位断层扫描，以了解大脑不对称模式。还获得了关于每个受试者饮酒史的信息。结果表明，酒精使用史与不对称模式的差异有关，超过了与种族有关的差异。与美国印第安人和黑人相比，在没有饮酒史的受试者中，更多的白人更有可能出现枕骨长度和宽度的不对称。在有饮酒史的受试者中，所有受试者彼此非常相似，不分种族。在总样本中，饮酒者更有可能表现出更大的右枕骨宽度。
Normal computerized axial tomography scans of 179 American Indian, black, and white subjects were examined for cerebral asymmetry patterns. Information concerning the drinking history of each subject was also obtained. Results indicated that alcohol use history was associated with differences in asymmetry patterns, above and beyond differences associated with ethnicity. In subjects without a history of alcohol use, more whites were more likely to have left asymmetry of both occipital length and width, as compared to American Indians and blacks. In subjects with a history of alcohol use, all subjects closely resembled one another, regardless of ethnicity. In the total sample, alcohol users were more likely to show greater right occipital width.