[PDF] Top 20 Changing Neurodevelopment at 8 Years in Children Born Extremely Preterm Since the 1990s

... The studies have been approved by the human research ethics committees at the Royal Women’s Hospital, the Mercy Hospital for Women, Monash Medical Centre, and the Royal Children’s Hospital, Melbourne. Written informed ... See full document

... reference children, had symptoms indicative of mental health problems according to either parents or ...EP/ELBW children were at increased risk of symptoms of ASD, inattention, hyperactivity/impulsivity, ... See full document

... 2.5 years of corrected age, EXPT children had signi fi cantly higher systolic blood pressure (SBP) and diastolic blood pressure (DBP) z scores than controls born at term, according to pediatric BP ... See full document

... view, since outcome prediction is most important pre-delivery and when approaching ...mortality. Since data on chorioamnionitis and postnatal corticosteroids therapy were not prospectively recorded, we ... See full document

... extremely preterm children at early school-age while food refusal or faddy eating is only slightly more ...EP children with neurological or cognitive disabilities, often occurring together in ... See full document

... care, children born EP and/or ELBW in 2005 were significantly more likely to have motor impairment at 8 years of age compared with children born at ...for children ... See full document

... 2 years of age; these survivors composed the ELBW/very preterm ...23 children who were not assessed, 8 were lost, 11 refused, and 4 were inaccessible, usually living in another ...ELBW/very ... See full document

... Sleep and ISAAC data were obtained for 216/372 (58%) children. SDQ was completed by the parents for 215 and by the teachers for 184 of them. Difficulty falling asleep or frequent awakenings was reported for 27.3%, ... See full document

... 871 children included in this analysis, 107 ...10 years. Children who had overweight or obesity at 10 years were more likely than others to have a mother who identified as a race other than ... See full document

... eligible children, 306 (82%) were examined at a mean (SD) age of 5 years and 10 (4) ...(11%) children had cerebral palsy alone (n ⫽ 21) or in combination with blindness (n ⫽ 3) or deafness (n ⫽ 2); 1 ... See full document

... EPT children with brain injury than in those without brain injury regarding mental or emotional delay (83% vs 28%; P ⬍ ...vs 8%; P ⬍ .001). A significantly higher pro- portion of EPT children with ... See full document

... 11 years of age, 30% of the EP-born participants had ever been diagnosed with asthma, which was low com- pared to published rates of 37–46% among extremely low birth weight children at age ... See full document

... Pelotas is located in Southern Brazil, with a population of 323,000 people, 93% of them living in the urban area (2000 Brazilian Demographic Census, IBGE). During the entire year of 2004, all births taking place in the ... See full document

... conditions, 8-year-old ELBW children rated their health similar to controls, whereas their parents reported poorer health for their children compared with parents of ...ELBW children at age 14 ... See full document

... ELBW children reporting signi fi cantly more risk avoidance, ie, less risk taking, than NBW ...NBW children reported a decrease in general health between age 8 and 14 years, which did not ... See full document

... Extremely preterm infants of adolescent mothers remain a high- risk population for adverse development outcomes, especially social-emotional and behavior ...all extremely preterm infants may ... See full document

... Gail Hounshell, Debbie Allred, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center (Winston-Salem, NC); Stephen C. Engelke, Nancy Darden- Saad, Gary Stainback, University Health Systems of Eastern Carolina (Greenville, NC); ... See full document

... identifying children with functional limitations and special health care needs imposed by various medical, behavioral, and cognitive ...disorders. Children identified in the QUICCC fit the definition of ... See full document

... all preterm infants should be offered intensive care regardless of gestational age) to a standpoint that infants born <24 full weeks’ gestation should not be offered intensive care unless the parents ... See full document

... each 5-point increment in the activity score is shown in Table 2. Among fetuses alive at the mother’s admission for delivery, higher activity scores were associated with a reduced risk of stillbirth (adjusted odds ratio ... See full document