In this work we present joint-image segmentation results from a novel 1.0T neonatal-specific MRI scanner. Data from machines such as this represent a new way to observe the growth and development of the preterm brain and can transfer our understanding of neurodevelopment prematurity. Advanced image analysis techniques are required to understand these developmental processes and we show preliminary results showing that good results can be obtained from these data.
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