Research on retinopathy of prematurity (ROP) focuses mainly on the abnormal
vascularization patterns that are directly visible for ophthalmologists. However, recent …

Electroencephalography (EEG) is a non-invasive diagnostic technique for recording brain
electric activity. The EEG source localization has been an area of research widely explored …

This study assessed whether the neonatal brain recruits different neural networks for native
and non-native languages at birth. Twenty-seven one-day-old full-term infants underwent …

Preterm children are reported to be at higher risk of social communication problems such as
autism spectrum disorder compared with full‐term infants. Although previous studies have …

Because nervous system development may be affected by prematurity, many prematurely
born children present language or cognitive disorders at school age. The goal of this study is …

We aim to investigate early developmental trajectories of the autonomic nervous system
(ANS) as indexed by the pupillary light reflex (PLR) in infants with (ie preterm birth, feeding …

Timing is primordial in initiating and synchronizing each developmental process in tissue
morphogenesis. Maturational arrest, delay, and precociousness all are conducive to …

Background Children born extremely preterm (gestational age< 28 weeks) show reduced
visual function even without any cerebral or ophthalmological neonatal diagnosis. In this …

Objective This systematic review highlights the influence of developmental changes of the
central nervous system on habituation assessment during child development. Therefore …

Electroencephalography was used to investigate the effects of extrastimulation and preterm
birth on the development of visual motion perception during early infancy. Infants receiving …