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->    dyslexia by physician or learning disabilities specialist on the basis    
      of clinical assessment and family history.                                
      Settings.-Hospital pediatric neurology clinic and private reading         
      clinic.                                                                   
      Patients and Other Participants.-Volunteers: individuals with dyslexia    
      (seven male and two female,aged 15 to 65 years) from professional         
      families; unaffected first- and second-degree relatives (four male and    
      six female, aged 6 to 63 years) available in the geographical area; and   
      controls (five male and seven female, aged 14 to 52 years).               
      Interventions.-Gradient echo three-dimensional scan in Seimens 1-Tesla    
      Magnetom; 128 1.25-mm consecutive sagittal images.                        
      Main Outcome Measures.-41) Average length of the temporal (T) and         
      parietal (P) banks of the planum temporale; (2) interhemispheric          
      coefficients of asymmetry for T and P banks: Left-Right                   
      interhemispheric coefficients of asymmetry=(L-R)/[(L+R)/2]; (3)           
      intrahemispheric coefficients of asymmetry=(T-P)/[(T+P)/2]; and (4)       
      qualitative assessment of gyral variants in the parietotemporal           
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