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brain growth

brain growth Brain growth is the increase and development of brain structures over time.

Brain growth is the increase and development of brain structures over time. In this packet, it refers to changes in the size of regions such as the cerebrum, cerebellum, brainstem, and major white-matter tracts, which can be altered in preterm infants even when severe brain injury is not present.

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Drafting source: Goyal Medha; Quigley Meagan; Dutta Sourabh; Stein Nina; Goswami Ipsita. Differential linear brain growth patterns in preterm neonates based on birth gestational age and steroid exposure: A retrospective chart review. 2025; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0323454; article XML SHA-256 90aeac755c34313a6e172b52074bf02b1c40b467d02be31c7e22263eee23a75e. “Differential linear brain growth patterns in preterm neonates based on birth gestational age and steroid exposure: A retrospective chart review” (10.1371/journal.pone.0323454).
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