Altered cerebral morphometry and individual-based morphological brain network in children with beta-thalassaemia major

Key Points

• Altered brain structure correlates with beta-thalassaemia major diagnosis, suggesting significant neurodevelopmental changes.
• Cerebral morphometry and morphological brain network were analyzed across a diverse cohort of affected children.
• Analysis utilized advanced neuroimaging techniques to assess brain structure and connectivity variations.
• Findings highlight the need for targeted monitoring of neurological health in children with beta-thalassaemia major.