Background: Maternal alcohol consumption during pregnancy can have widespread and
long-lasting effects on children's cognition, behaviour, brain function and structure. The …

Alcohol consumption during pregnancy can lead to a variety of cognitive and other birth
defects, collectively termed fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASD), and including the Fetal …

Background The effects of low-moderate prenatal alcohol exposure (PAE) on brain
development have been infrequently studied. Aim To compare cortical and white matter …

Background Fetal alcohol spectrum disorders result from heavy prenatal alcohol exposure
and are characterized, in some cases, by central nervous system anomalies and cognitive …

Background Offspring with a family history of alcohol dependence (AD) have been shown to
have altered structural and functional integrity of corticolimbic brain structures. Similarly …

Objective: Data on the neurodevelopmental and associated behavioral effects of light to
moderate in utero alcohol exposure are limited. This retrospective investigation tested for …

Background Many children with heavy exposure to alcohol in utero display characteristic
alterations in brain size and structure. However, the long‐term effects of low‐to‐moderate …

Introduction It is well established that individuals exposed to alcohol in utero have reduced
cortical grey matter volumes. However, the candidate determinants of these reductions …

Background Prenatal alcohol exposure (PAE) is associated with a variety of structural
abnormalities in the brain, including several within the para‐limbic system. Children with …

Quantitative magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) studies in children with fetal alcohol
spectrum disorders (FASDs) have shown regional patterns of dysmorphology, most …