Central nervous system (CNS) lesions resulting from hypoxia-ischemia (H-1) during
gestation and the perinatal period, and from intrapartum trauma form the subjects of this …

This presentation will be concerned with the pathophysiology of perinatal hypoxic-ischemic
brain injury. This pathophysiology is considered best in the context of the major …

Perinatal hypoxic-ischemic cerebral injury is a significant cause of neurological morbidity
and mortality in childhood. It is often difficult to determine the precise timing of such injury …

A significant proportion of the cases of perinatal brain injury in the human has been thought
due to episodes of asphyxia occurring during pregnancy or at the time of birth (1, 7 …

Hypoxic-ischemic cerebral injury in the full-term infant results in a variety of neurologic
manifestations. The pathogenetic events resulting in this central nervous system injury may …

Four basic types of central nervous system (CNS) damage make their appearance in the
fetus and newborn. 1-5 The lesions are of consistent form and specific origin. Pathologically …

Acute perinatal asphyxia is a significant health problem and the major cause of neurologic
injury in newborn babies. Despite advances in perinatal and obstetric care, the incidence of …

Maternal trauma and cerebral lesions in preterm infants. Case reports Page 1 British Journal of
Obstptrics und Gynuecology Deccrnber 1991, Vol. 98, pp. Maternal trauma and cerebral lesions …

Improvements in MRI techniques widen the indications for fetal brain imaging and fetal brain
injury represents the third indication of fetal brain magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) after …

The authors examined the brains of two infants in whom episodes of fetal compromise could
be accurately correlated with gestational age. A mother who had sustained hypotensive …