James Houston

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Middle Tennessee State University

United States

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Professor James Houston is an Assistant Professor at Middle Tennessee State University, USA. His research focuses on Chiari malformations, investigating topics such as morphometrics, neural microstructure abnormalities, and their implications for cognition and pain. Additional areas of study include the mechanical properties of cardiac tissue and the physiological impacts of aging on perceptual tasks.

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Rouzbeh Amini

Northeastern University

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University of Akron

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Relationship of Morphometrics and Symptom Severity in Female Type I Chiari Malformation Patients with Biological Resilience

The role of elastin on the mechanical properties of the anterior leaflet in porcine tricuspid valves

Corrigendum to: Evidence of Neural Microstructure Abnormalities in Type I Chiari Malformation: Associations among Fiber Tract Integrity, Pain, and Cognitive Dysfunction

Functional connectivity abnormalities in Type I Chiari: associations with cognition and pain

Adult Age Differences in Self-Reported Pain and Anterior CSF Space in Chiari Malformation.

Impact of Surgical Status, Loneliness, and Disability on Interleukin 6, C-Reactive Protein, Cortisol, and Estrogen in Females with Symptomatic Type I Chiari Malformation.

An Electrophysiological Study of Aging and Perceptual Letter-Matching.

Evidence of Neural Microstructure Abnormalities in Type I Chiari Malformation: Associations Among Fiber Tract Integrity, Pain, and Cognitive Dysfunction

Clivus length distinguishes between asymptomatic healthy controls and symptomatic adult women with Chiari malformation type I.

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Rouzbeh Amini

Philip Allen

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