Keywords: Neonatal, Normal development, functional plasticityThe present study aimed to investigate how the brain entropy (BEN) changes with age during early development and whether it exists differences between term- and preterm-born neonates. The results found that the BEN in visual-motor cortex was positively correlated with PMA but had no significant correlation with GA, which showed an increase in preterm- than term-born neonates with matched PMA. Moreover, both age and preterm have a significant effect on the functional connectivity between visual-motor cortex and other regions. These findings suggest the functional plasticity development of visual-motor cortex is modulated by early postnatal experience in human neonates.
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