Table 3
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A simplified overview of the quantified T1R, T2R, and PD values and their significance in the studied patient population.

T1RT2RPD
Better neurodevelopmental outcome▲▲▲
Worse neurodevelopmental outcome▼▼▼
Accelerated myelination▼▼▼
T1RT2RPD
Better neurodevelopmental outcome▲▲▲
Worse neurodevelopmental outcome▼▼▼
Accelerated myelination▼▼▼

Higher T1R, T2R, and PD metrics are based on an accelerated myelination of the investigated regions of the brainstem. This accelerated myelination is associated with poorer neurodevelopmental outcome. Conversely, neonates with lower T1R, T2R, and PD values showed better neurodevelopmental outcome.

Table 3
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A simplified overview of the quantified T1R, T2R, and PD values and their significance in the studied patient population.

T1RT2RPD
Better neurodevelopmental outcome▲▲▲
Worse neurodevelopmental outcome▼▼▼
Accelerated myelination▼▼▼
T1RT2RPD
Better neurodevelopmental outcome▲▲▲
Worse neurodevelopmental outcome▼▼▼
Accelerated myelination▼▼▼

Higher T1R, T2R, and PD metrics are based on an accelerated myelination of the investigated regions of the brainstem. This accelerated myelination is associated with poorer neurodevelopmental outcome. Conversely, neonates with lower T1R, T2R, and PD values showed better neurodevelopmental outcome.

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