The pattern of brain injury was evaluated according to an MRI grading system developed by Weeke et. al. tcPCO2, rSO2 and bedside physiological data were captured simultaneously by a real-time integrated neuromonitoring system (CNS Monitor). Though small in effect size, correlations were stronger among infants with brain injury (tcPCO2/rSO2 r= 0.19; tcPCO2/FTOE r= -0.15) compared to those without brain injury on MRI (tcPCO2/rSO2 r= 0.08; tcPCO2/FTOE r=-0.04) (Figure 2). [Extracted from the article]