After routine cMRI, without preconfirmed pathology by cranial ultrasonography, low-grade IVH, noncystic white matter disease, and cerebellar injuries were the most frequently found abnormalities. The clinical value and long-term benefit of the detection of these low-grade pathologies have yet to be confirmed.
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