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Table 1. Patient information and the number of patients with brain injury in this cohort.
Fig 1. Automatic segmentation of CoGM at 30 (top) and 40 weeks PMA (bottom) for the same patient, shown in four slices of the T2-weighted images
Fig 2. Automatic parcellation of the images acquired at 30 weeks (top) and 40 weeks (bottom) in frontal (red and orange), temporal (yellow and green), parietal (blue and purple), and occipital (pink and brown) lobes
Fig 4. UWM volume (top left), CoGM volume (top right), inner cortical surface area (middle left), median cortical thickness (middle right), gyrification index (bottom left), global mean curvature (bottom right), for the images acquired at 30 and 40 weeks P
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