Very preterm infants may manifest neurodevelopmental impairments, even in the absence of
brain lesions. Pathogenesis is complex and multifactorial. Evidence suggests a role of early …

Objective To examine white matter abnormalities, measured by Diffusion Tensor Imaging
(DTI), in very preterm (< 32 weeks) and moderate-late preterm neonates (32-37 weeks) at …

Background Perinatal infection/inflammation is associated with a high risk for neurological
injury and neurodevelopmental impairment after birth. Despite a growing preclinical …

Multi-contrast MRI captures information about brain macro-and micro-structure which can be
combined in an integrated model to obtain a detailed “fingerprint” of the anatomical …

Preterm birth is closely associated with diffuse white matter dysmaturation inferred from
diffusion MRI and neurocognitive impairment in childhood. Diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) …

Preterm infants are a highly vulnerable population. The total brain volume (TBV) of these
infants can be accurately estimated by brain ultrasound (US) imaging which enables a …

Advances in neuroimaging have increasingly enabled researchers to investigate whether
alterations in brain development commonly identified in preterm infants underlie their high …

The emerging field of geometric deep learning extends the application of convolutional
neural networks to irregular domains such as graphs, meshes and surfaces. Several recent …

Neuroimaging is a major tool that holds immense translational potential for understanding
psychiatric disorder phenomenology and treatment. However, although epidemiological and …

Preterm children show developmental cognitive and language deficits that can be subtle
and sometimes undetectable until later in life. Studies of brain development in children who …