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. 2021 Jul 20;38:100984. doi: 10.1016/j.eclinm.2021.100984

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Fig 4 — Haemorrhage: A. Subdural Haemorrhage (SDH). Axial T1W imaging in a term neonate (ventouse delivery, GA 38+5 w, PMA at imaging 40+5 w) shows SDH in the posterior fossa; B. Extradural Haemorrhage. Axial T1W imaging in a term neonate (ventouse delivery, GA 41+1 w, PMA at imaging 42 w) shows a small extradural haemorrhage overlying the left superior parietal lobe; C. Cerebellar haemorrhage. Axial T1W imaging in a term neonate (SVD, GA 39+2 w, PMA at imaging 40+4 w) shows a small focal haemorrhage in the left cerebellar hemisphere; D. Germinal matrix haemorrhage. Axial T1W imaging in a term neonate (SVD, GA 39+0 w, PMA at imaging 41+0 w) shows bilateral germinal matrix haemorrhage, larger on the left side with a fluid level. PWMLs are also noted in the anterior and posterior deep periventricular white matter; E Intraventricular haemorrhage. Axial T2W imaging in a term neonate (forceps-assisted delivery, GA 40+6 w, PMA at imaging 41+0 w) shows small volume of intraventricular haemorrhage in the occipital horns of both lateral ventricles; F. Cephalohaematoma. Sagittal T1W MRI imaging in a term neonate (ventouse-assisted delivery, GA 38+5 w, PMA at imaging 40+5 w) shows a left parietal cephalohaematoma. A small subdural haemorrhage is also noted in the posterior fossa.