Regional Brain Volume Abnormalities and Long-term Cognitive Outcome in Preterm Infants

Bradley S. Peterson

doi:10.1001/jama.284.15.1939

October 18, 2000JAMA

Regional Brain Volume Abnormalities and Long-term Cognitive Outcome in Preterm Infants

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To assess whether preterm birth is linked to long-term regional alterations in brain volume and to evaluate the relationship between these structural changes and cognitive performance.
Evaluation of long-term regional brain volumes and structural morphology in individuals born preterm.
Assessment of cognitive outcomes in relation to observed brain morphological abnormalities.
Preterm birth is associated with regionally specific, long-term reductions in brain volume.
Identified morphological brain abnormalities correlate with poorer long-term cognitive outcomes.

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Cohort study reveals regional brain volume reductions and poorer cognitive outcomes in preterm infants, indicating lasting neurodevelopmental impacts.

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