Abstract
Background: In contrast to IVH and PVL, it is not yet clear, if minor abnormalities on neonatal cranial ultrasound -periventricular flares, ventricularmegaly, widened interhemispherics fissure or extracerebral space as signs of cerebral atrophy–are related to adverse outcome. Aim of the present study was to correlate these ultrasound findings to neurodevelopmental outcome at three years of age.
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