… functional profiles by the neuroimaging patterns of the MRICS… database stated that the
neuroimaging findings were mainly … , differs between neuroimaging patterns. Moreover, the …

… cerebral palsy cases have no abnormality detectable by conventional MR or CT imaging.
Although neuroimaging … the abnormalities in brain development in cerebral palsy, they are less …

… of cerebral palsy has remained stable, supporting the belief that pathogenesis is primarily due
to prenatal brain dysgenesis and injury. Neuroimaging … cause of cerebral palsy in children …

… The aim of this study was to review the distribution of neuroimaging findings from a
contemporary population cohort of individuals with cerebral palsy (CP) and to facilitate …

… Some discernible patterns of functional impairments corresponding to neuroimaging
findings could be shown for motor and non-motor functions in this study. There were also …

… Specific patterns of neuroimaging findings in children with CP were found to be associated
with neurological subtype, CP severity (ie GMFCS Level) and other categorical variables. …

… into cause and pathogenesis, including patterns of selective vulnerability specific to acquired
… vulnerability, and the utility of imaging in high-risk infants and children with cerebral palsy. …

… The primary aim of this study was to analyze MRI patterns with respect to CP subtypes,
as well as to gestational age (GA), and birth weight (BW) groups with the hypotheses that (1) …

… neuroimaging finding (Table 1). Of the 121 infants with spastic hemiparesis who received a
neuroimaging … ) of infants with neuroimaging data exhibited a pattern of periventricular white …

… the predominant pattern and thus these lesions could not be categorized based on this
description, as written protocols of the neuroimaging results often described combined lesions. …