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Developmental brain age gap in prematurity and postnatally emerging delay in congenital heart disease

2026-04-02

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Brain development follows a precisely regulated biological timetable, with defined periods of vulnerability increasingly recognized in congenital disorders affecting early brain development. This biological timing can be captured by the emerging concept of brain age, a measure of brain maturation, enabling the detection of deviation from normative developmental trajectories. Clinical conditions affect the degree o...

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10.64898/2026.04.01.26349523
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