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  • 21. Widened subarachnoid space in pre-discharge cranial ultrasound: evidence of cerebral atrophy in immature infants?
    Lui K, Boag G, Daneman A, Costello S, Kirpalani H, Whyte H.
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  • 23. Prediction of neurodevelopmental impairment at four years from brain ultrasound appearance of very preterm infants.
    Costello AM, Hamilton PA, Baudin J, Townsend J, Bradford BC, Stewart AL, Reynolds EO.
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  • 24. Cranial sonography and neurological examination at term and motor performance through 19 months of age.
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  • 27. Unilateral parenchymal haemorrhagic infarction in the preterm infant.
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    Deiber M, Cortambert F, Blanc JF, Putet G, Salle B.
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    Arnold D, Adis B, Rettwitz W, Lasch P, Kachel W.
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    de Vries LS, Rademaker KJ, Groenendaal F, Eken P, van Haastert IC, Vandertop WP, Gooskens R, Meiners LC.
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