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“…This finding at one year of age complements p r i o r investigations that showed reduced total brain volume in fetuses, neonates, and adolescents with CHD. 17, 21, 28 Fetuses with hypoplastic left heart syndrome had smaller total brain volume than controls, most prominent in cerebral white matter and cortex. 18 Pre-operative neonates with predominantly biventricular CHD, scanned at less than two weeks of age, had global reductions in brain volume without pronounced regional differences.…”
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“…This finding at one year of age complements p r i o r investigations that showed reduced total brain volume in fetuses, neonates, and adolescents with CHD. 17, 21, 28 Fetuses with hypoplastic left heart syndrome had smaller total brain volume than controls, most prominent in cerebral white matter and cortex. 18 Pre-operative neonates with predominantly biventricular CHD, scanned at less than two weeks of age, had global reductions in brain volume without pronounced regional differences.…”
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confidence: 89%
“…18 Pre-operative neonates with predominantly biventricular CHD, scanned at less than two weeks of age, had global reductions in brain volume without pronounced regional differences. 28 Despite years of further brain growth and development, adolescents with CHD have reduced total brain volume, most prominent in cerebral white matter. 16, 21 Together with qualitative studies indicating that white matter injury is the most common neuroimaging finding in CHD, 13, 29 our data suggest that early developmental disturbances and brain injury lead to persistent reductions in total and cerebral white matter volume long after surgical repair.…”
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“…Brain MRI studies evaluating microstructural, macrostructural, and metabolic indicators of brain maturity in preoperative term neonates with CHD suggest dysmature/immature brain development, with a total brain maturational score equivalent to that of infants born approximately one month earlier. [1720] Similarly, fetuses with CHD have approximately 10% smaller total brain volumes than healthy fetuses in utero , with delays in cortical development detected in fetuses with hypoplastic left heart syndrome as early as 25 weeks gestation. [2123] Thus, pathophysiologic processes impeding structural brain development likely precede birth.…”
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“…Even prior to initial surgery, which often occurs in the neonatal period, signs of brain injury and abnormal cerebral hemodynamics are apparent both in autopsy and MRI studies (10,11). Indeed, significant reduction in brain cortical volume has been observed recently in a heterogeneous group of neonates with CHD (12).…”
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