… change in the immediate neonatal period should be important for reducing the incidence of
brain injuries in premature … vulnerability of perinatal white matter in premature birth [J]. Stroke,…

… The reasons for premature birth were twin pregnancy, bicornate uterus, placenta praevia …
Circadian changes of influence of swallowing on heart rate variability with respiratory-phase …

… newborn 10,11 are independent risk factors of CP. The risks correlated with preterm birth
increase as delivery … , with superimposed rotations and often slight changes in direction of the …

… across the globe and changes in obstetrical and neonatal practice, clinical … ) neonates with
ICH had a history of fetal distress. Fetal distress may be a manifestation of antenatal fetal ICH. …

… changes are difficult to image directly in the premature infant[6], … The increasing number
of children who survive preterm births … Regional brain volume abnormalities and long-term …

… In IUGR newborns, changes in brain structure that occur during the prenatal period have …
inflammation-mediated brain injury in the IUGR newborn is sustained following birth, there is …

… a fetal inflammatory response which may be associated with … neonatal brain MRI is a safe
technique to study in vivo brain … quelae of premature birth and prematurity related comorbidities …

… Multiple causal factors associated with brain injury in fetal … evident in the human preterm
HI affected neonate brain. The … to detect early changes in blood biomarkers of brain injury is …

… similar thyroid system adaptation changes as occur in term infants. These transitional …
related to lower neonatal thyroxine levels even after adjustment for other perinatal factors (odds …

… Thus, telomeric loops can change gene expression, probably affecting phenotype in some
… is associated with preterm birth in Hispanic women. The journal of maternal-fetal & neonatal …