Infants with perinatal hypoxic ischemia : feasibility of fiber tracking at birth and 3 months

C. Pul, van; J. Buijs; A. Vilanova; F.G. Roos; P.F.F. Wijn

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Infants with perinatal hypoxic ischemia : feasibility of fiber tracking at birth and 3 months

C. Pul, van, J. Buijs, A. Vilanova, F.G. Roos, P.F.F. Wijn

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The purpose of our study was to retrospectively investigate the feasibility of using fibertracking to detect disturbances in white matter development in newborns suffering fromhypoxic-ischemia, at birth and at the age of 3 months. Diffusion Tensor Images wereobtained from full-term newborns, 7 with normal MRI and 10 with pathology related toperinatal hypoxic-ischemia. All parents gave informed consent. Visualization of whitematter tracts was investigated using a volume tracing and quantification technique.Fiber tracking was useful to study the neonatal brain. Pathology resulted in differentfiber patterns, compared to normal. Frequently affected were the corona radiata fibers.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	203-214
Journal	Radiology
Volume	240
Issue number	1
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1148/radiol.2393041523
Publication status	Published - 2006

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