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birth. Numerous sulci appeared to the side of the To the Editor: Survival rates for very pre-term infants have risen drastically in recent years owing to successful assistedlongitudinal fissure and on the surface of the parenchyma. ventilation techniques; the latest prenatal and postnatal treatments; and modern, well-equipped, and well-staffed neonatal intensive care units. Cranial ultrasound (cUS) is the primary imaging technique for evaluating brain injury in very pre-term infants. Very pre-term infants have several unique features related to their ongoing maturation, and associatedfindingsoncUS shouldbe considered foraccurate and early diagnosis. The purpose of this study was to summarize the cUS characteristics of the brains of very premature infants of different gestational ages (GAs) 29 weeks to provide an understanding of the diagnosis of abnormal brain conditions.

Brain structure development of very pre-term infants on serial cranial ultrasound