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Victorian Infant Brain Study (VIBeS)

The University of Melbourne

Professor Gary Egan (Owned by)

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This project utilizes 3D Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to quantitatively compare brain volumes between term and preterm infants and to determine the association between preterm brain volumes and perinatal risk factors.

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Number of Subjects: 22 Number of Studies: 25 Number of Datasets: 318 Size of Content: 1337187840 bytes Subject Details: type: 22 animal species: 22 human gender: 13 female, 9 male

Data time period: 2006-08-22 to 2007-01-31

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Medical and Health Sciences | Neurosciences |