Diffuse excessive high signal intensity in low-risk preterm infants at term-equivalent age does not predict outcome at 1 year: A prospective study

Keyphrases

• Low Risk 100%
• Outcome Prediction 100%
• Preterm Infants 100%
• Diffuse Excessive High Signal Intensity 100%
• Term-equivalent Age 100%
• Neurobehavior 27%
• Premature Infant 27%
• White Matter 27%
• Parenting Stress 18%
• Risk Characteristics 18%
• Perinatal Risk 18%
• Intensity Classification 18%
• No Significant Difference 9%
• Differential Effects 9%
• Exposure Time 9%
• Perinatal Characteristics 9%
• Gestational Age 9%
• Diffusion Tensor Imaging 9%
• Optic Radiation 9%
• White Matter Microstructure 9%
• Volume-of-interest 9%
• Brain Abnormalities 9%
• White Matter Maturation 9%
• Diffusion Characteristics 9%
• Homogeneous Groups 9%
• Radial Diffusivity 9%
• Neurological Examination 9%
• White Matter Diffusion 9%
• White Matter Volume 9%
• Axial Diffusivity 9%
• Corrected Age 9%
• Griffiths Mental Development Scales 9%
• Extrauterine 9%
• Predictive Score 9%
• Centrum Semiovale 9%
• Posterior Limb of the Internal Capsule 9%
• Late Consequences 9%

Neuroscience

• Parental Stress 100%
• Magnetic Resonance Imaging 100%
• Diffusion Tensor Imaging 50%
• Optic Radiation 50%
• Brain Abnormalities 50%
• Internal Capsule 50%

Psychology

• Premature Infant 100%
• Magnetic Resonance Imaging 66%
• Gestational Age 33%
• Developmental Scale 33%
• Optic Radiation 33%