[PDF] Top 20 Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder and Very Preterm/Very Low Birth Weight: A Meta-analysis

... Data were collected and double- checked by 2 reviewers (A.P.F. and C.R.M.-M), with a third reviewer (L.A.R.) acting as arbitrator. When multiple reports from the same group of individuals were identified, the following ... See full document

... born preterm (<37 weeks gestational age (GA)) every year (March of Dimes, PMNCH, Save the Children, & WHO, ...born very preterm (VP; <32 weeks GA) or with very low ... See full document

... The low attention and hyperactivity are major morbidities associated with very and moderately preterm ...of Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder ... See full document

... The mean age at ADHD diagnosis was 7.6 years (SD 2.9 years, range: 3–19 years). In total, 84% of the children with ADHD were boys and 16% were girls. Bivariate testing for potential confounding factors demonstrated that ... See full document

... The mean age at ADHD diagnosis was 7.6 years (SD 2.9 years, range: 3–19 years). In total, 84% of the children with ADHD were boys and 16% were girls. Bivariate testing for potential confounding factors demonstrated that ... See full document

... our meta-analysis, although based on a small subgroup of studies, the inclusion of those epidemiological studies that were restricted to clinically confirmed ADHD cases ...a low sensitivity and ... See full document

... Studies will be grouped according to the behavioural outcomes reported (locomotion, attention, impulsivity or memory), and a meta-analysis will be performed for each group. A minimum of three ... See full document

... in preterm born individuals are associated with cerebral white matter (WM) and grey matter (GM) abnormalities, coined as "encephalopathy of prematurity" [Volpe, 2009a; Volpe, ...in preterm born ... See full document

... An analysis of six prospective studies measuring annual suicide rates reported a comparative risk of ...(conduct disorder and depression). In a study from the Northern Finland 1986 birth cohort in a ... See full document

... the analysis for potential in- fluence of genetic confounding, we an- alyzed the within-subjects variation in the subpopulation (N ⫽ 34 334) of off- spring of mothers who had given birth to preterm as ... See full document

... rived from different measures of aca- demic achievement were comparable because of identical normative scales (mean: 100; SD: 15). This assumption, however, overlooks the possible differ- ences between tests in terms of ... See full document

... birth weight preterm infants, about 67% (GEIB et ...with very low weight, as well as relating to other comorbidities such as pulmonary hemorrhage, hyaline membrane syndrome, ... See full document

... ANZNN data collection, access and use of de- identified data for audit and research was approved by all relevant institutional research ethics committees of each NICU hospital (see list of hospitals in Acknow- ledgement) ... See full document

... at birth and FA values and negative correlations between gestational age at birth and MD, AD, and RD values were observed in most white matter tracts, indicating that increased myelination (reflected by ... See full document

... Parents of male VLBW adolescents scored their off- spring significantly higher on the total problems and on the social and attention problems syndrome scales. On the competence scales, the differences were ... See full document

... measures analysis of variance models were fit to the mental state variables, leukocyte data, immunologic markers, and health behaviors to examine whether the two groups changed over time and whether the pattern of ... See full document

... On Preterm and Small for gestational age infants) co- hort study of infants born very preterm and/or with very low birth weight in 1983, show a variety of follow-up ... See full document

... and weight gain [4] [7] ...in preterm infants ...and meta-analysis [11] show that early PN provides benefit for some short-term growth outcomes with no evidence showing any in- crease of ... See full document

... ABSTRACT. Objective. No systematic study has been performed to evaluate the effect of cisapride on the QT interval in premature infants. Cisapride, which has re- cently been withdrawn by the Food and Drug Adminis- ... See full document

... Results. By teen self-report, there were no significant differences between ELBW and control teens on any of the 6 subscale scores. However, parents of ELBW teens reported significantly higher scores than parents of con- ... See full document