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Interaction between Preterm White Matter Injury and Childhood Thalamic Growth.

Dalit Cayam-RandTing GuoAnne SynnesVann ChauConnor MabbottIsabel Benavente-FernándezRuth E GrunauSteven P Miller
Published in: Annals of neurology (2021)
In very preterm-born children, neonatal thalamic growth and WMI volume predict school-age thalamic volumes. The emergence at term of an interaction between FA and WMI to impact school-age thalamic volume indicates dysmaturation as a mechanism of thalamic growth failure. Cognition is predicted by the interaction of WMI and thalamic growth, highlighting the need to consider multiple dimensions of brain injury in these children. ANN NEUROL 2021;90:584-594.
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