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. 2021 Apr 28;12:662839. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2021.662839

Table 2.

MRI interpretation by brain region and National Institute of Child Health and Human Development score.

Brain regiona n (%)
Paracentral gyri (n = 68)
No injury 41 (60)
Mild injury 14 (21)
Moderate injury 6 (9)
Severe injury 7 (10)
White matter (n = 68)
No injury 15 (22)
Mild injury 29 (43)
Moderate injury 11 (16)
Severe injury 13 (19)
Basal ganglia (n = 68)
No injury 32 (47)
Mild injury 19 (28)
Moderate injury 10 (15)
Severe injury 7 (10)
Thalamus (n = 68)
No injury 30 (44)
Mild injury 18 (27)
Moderate injury 11 (16)
Severe injury 9 (13)
Posterior limb of the internal capsule (n = 68)
No injury 46 (68)
Mild injury 11 (16)
Moderate injury 6 (9)
Severe injury 5 (7)
Brainstem (n = 68)
No injury 32 (47)
Mild injury 19 (28)
Moderate injury 10 (15)
Severe injury 7 (10)
NICHD score (n = 70)
0 37 (53)
1A 6 (9)
1B 12 (17)
2A 6 (9)
2B 8 (11)
3 1 (1)
a

Seventy neonates had National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD) brain injury scoring on T1 and T2 MRI. The regional injury score, which required interpretation of T1, T2, and diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) MRI, was completed in only 68 neonates because two had motion artifact on DTI.