A population-based study of cystic white matter injury on ultrasound in very preterm infants born over two decades in Nova Scotia, Canada

Keyphrases

• Population-based Study 100%
• Canada 100%
• Ultrasound 100%
• Nova Scotia 100%
• Very Preterm Infants 100%
• White Matter Injury 100%
• Survivors 28%
• Gestational Age 28%
• Risk Factors 14%
• Population-based 14%
• Multivariable 14%
• Temporal Trends 14%
• Live Birth 14%
• Population-based Cohort 14%
• Care Planning 14%
• Decreasing Trend 14%
• Staphylococcal Infections 14%
• Risk Outcomes 14%
• Selection Bias 14%
• Fungal Infection 14%
• Mild Disability 14%
• Neurological Outcome 14%
• Minimal Risk 14%
• Disability 14%
• Coagulase-negative 14%
• Cerebral Palsy 14%
• Admission Hypothermia 14%
• Ventilator Support 14%
• Parental Counseling 14%
• Antenatal Steroids 14%
• Chorioamnionitis 14%
• Inotropes 14%

Medicine and Dentistry

• White Matter Injury 100%
• Gestational Age 28%
• Cohort Analysis 14%
• Health Care 14%
• Prevalence 14%
• Selection Bias 14%
• Staphylococcus Infection 14%
• Care Planning 14%
• Mycosis 14%
• Chorioamnionitis 14%
• Antenatal Steroid 14%
• Inotropic Agent 14%
• Coagulase 14%
• Counseling 14%
• Hypothermia 14%
• Spastic Diplegia 14%