… Ongoing efforts to improve the diagnosis and classification of cerebral palsy have … of very
preterm infants. Cranial ultrasonography through the anterior fontanelle of very preterm infants …

… very preterm infants were born to mothers who resided in Nova Scotia between 1993 and
2002. Infant mortality among very preterm infants … , whereas the cerebral palsy rates increased …

… improved the survival of very preterm infants. Although the incidence of severe cerebral lesions
(ie … Indeed, in half of very preterm children who develop CP, no severe cerebral lesion is …

… The risk of cerebral palsy (CP) is high in preterm infants and is … than in infants born at term;
this risk increases with … The authors of outcome studies of infants born extremely preterm (…

… of age, and the mortality rate in the very preterm infant was defined as the deaths in this …
cerebral palsy prevalence was defined as the number of very preterm infants with cerebral palsy …

… for cerebral palsy in very preterm babies we … of cerebral palsy.8 We also found associations
between pre-eclampsia and delivery without labour and a decreased risk of cerebral palsy. …

… The 10% of children with highest TNF-α concentrations all had diagnoses of respiratory
distress syndrome or bronchopulmonary dysplasia, as did 91% of all of the very preterm infants …

… children born very preterm. We … Infants born very prematurely are at relatively high risk for
CP. To explore the possibility that genetic factors contribute to CP in these very preterm infants…

… that among extremely preterm infants, elevated concentrations of inflammation-related
proteins in neonatal blood are associated with cerebral palsy at 24 months. In 939 infants born …

… at age 2 years in very low birth weight and very preterm infants appears to be decreasing
in … 3.6% for very low birth weight infants in the Surveillance of Cerebral Palsy in Europe (SCPE) …