Periventricular white matter injury in the premature infant is followed by reduced cerebral cortical gray matter volume at term
Terrie E. Inder(Children's Hospital of Orange County), Joseph J. Volpe(Children's Hospital of Orange County), Simon K. Warfield(Boston Children's Hospital), Petra S. Hüppi(University of Geneva), Patrick D. Barnes(MTS Systems (United States)), Ron Kikinis(Brigham and Women's Hospital), Ferenc A. Jólesz(Brigham and Women's Hospital), Gary P. Zientara(Harvard University)
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