BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Cerebellar atrophy may occur as a result of a primary
injury, such as infarction or hemorrhage. Impaired growth of a noninjured cerebellum may …

We have shown that cerebellar injury in the premature infant is followed by significant
growth impairment of the contralateral cerebral hemisphere evident as early as term …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Although pathologic evidence of cerebellar injury due to
birth asphyxia is well described, neuroimaging evidence is sparse. The primary purpose of …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: We report abnormal high T2 signal intensity in the anterior
lobe of the cerebellar vermis that we believe was the result of profound hypoxic ischemic …

Cerebellar injury has been increasingly recognized as a complication of preterm birth, with
decreased cerebellar volumes seen on follow-up neuroimaging. A cohort of 38 preterm …

Background and objective We wished to determine the pattern of cerebellar disease in
children with a history of premature birth and early ultrasound evidence of intraventricular …

Background. Advanced neuroimaging techniques have brought increasing recognition of
cerebellar injury among premature infants. The developmental relationship between early …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: MR imaging has been shown to be of prognostic
significance in the evaluation of asphyxiated neonates. The purpose of this project was to …

There is increasing evidence that the cerebellum is susceptible to both prenatal infections
and haemorrhages as well as being vulnerable in extremely preterm babies, but not to …

OBJECTIVE: To investigate the relationship between cerebellar hemorrhage in preterm
infants seen on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), but not on ultrasonography, and …