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Table 3:

Effect of WM injury or intraventricular hemorrhage on deep GM or cerebellum in VPT infants

Deep GMCerebellum
Signal Abnormality n (%)Corrected Deep GM Area Mean (SD)Signal Abnormality n (%)Corrected Transcerebellar Diameter Mean (SD)
WM injurycYes (n = 23)4 (17)a9.4 (1.2)b7 (30)49.0 (2.8)
No (n = 74)1 (1.4)9.9 (0.9)16 (22)49.3 (3.4)
Intraventricular hemorrhageYes (n = 31)3 (9.7)9.4 (0.9)b12 (39)b48.2 (3.5)b
No (n = 66)2 (3)9.9 (1.0)11 (17)49.7 (3.0)
  • a < .01 vs without WM injury or intraventricular hemorrhage.

  • b < .05.

  • c WM injury defined by the presence of cystic or focal signal abnormality.