Prevalence and Risk Factors of Incidental Findings in Brain MRIs of Healthy Neonates—The FinnBrain Birth Cohort Study
Venla Kumpulainen(Turku University Hospital), Noora M. Scheinin(Turku University Hospital), Jani Saunavaara(Turku University Hospital), Anni Copeland(University of Turku), Eero Silver(University of Turku), Riikka Korja(University of Turku), Jetro J. Tuulari(University of Turku), Linnéa Karlsson(Turku Centre for Biotechnology), Hasse Karlsson(University of Turku), Tuire Lähdesmäki(Turku University Hospital), Satu J. Lehtola(University of Turku), Harri Merisaari(University of Turku), Riitta Parkkola(University of Turku)
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