Premature birth has been associated with poor neurodevelopmental outcomes. However,
the relation between such outcomes and brain growth in the neonatal period has not yet …

Background It is well established that preterm infants have altered brain development
compared with full-term (FT;≥ 37 weeks' gestational age [GA]) infants, however the perinatal …

Background Preterm birth is associated with altered brain development, with younger
gestational age (GA) at birth often associated with greater brain volume reduction. Such …

Objective To evaluate the relationship between brain volumes at term and
neurodevelopmental outcome through early school age in preterm infants. Study design …

Objectives To investigate third-trimester extrauterine brain growth and correlate this with
clinical risk factors in the neonatal period, using serially acquired brain tissue volumes in a …

Objective: To evaluate the clinical value of neonatal brain tissue segmentation in preterm
infants according to the literature. Methods: A structured literature search was undertaken in …

OBJECTIVE: To investigate whether preterm children with low risk for neurodevelopmental
deficits show long-term changes in gray matter (GM) and white matter (WM) volumes …

Introduction The dynamic nature and complexity of the cellular events that take place during
the last trimester of pregnancy make the developing cortex particularly vulnerable to …

Objective To explore the association between brain maturation, injury, and volumes at term-
equivalent age with 2-year development in moderate and late preterm children. Study …

Preterm birth is frequently associated with both neuropathologic and cognitive sequelae.
This study examined cortical lobe, subcortical, and lateral ventricle development in …