[PDF] Top 20 Developmental Intervention for Low Birth Weight Infants: Improved Early Developmental Outcome

... Comparison of developmental delay between experimental group (infant development program) and control group (traditional care) of low birth weight in- fants at 1 and 2 years adjusted age[r] ... See full document

... LBW, low birth weight; SES, socioeconomic status; MITP, Mother-Infant Transaction Program; LBWE, LBW experimental; LBWC, LBW control; NBW, normal birth weight; MDI, Mental Developmental [r] ... See full document

... had been acknowledged, the logical question was whether early intervention would prevent the de velopment of neurodevelopmental disability and handicap.'3 In this paper we present result[r] ... See full document

... preterm infants will be sequentially randomized when they completed 48 h after ...any intervention, nor outcome measures of parental bond, motor and cognitive ...participating infants would ... See full document

... age, birth weight, gender, Apgar score, patent ductus arteriosus (PDA), respiratory distress syndrome (RDS), early- and late-onset sepsis, exposure to ANS and postnatal corticosteroids (PNS), ... See full document

... administered early in the clinic visit before the medical assessment and ...24), developmental delay (n ⫽ 18), and other (n ⫽ ...22 infants were evaluated outside the window be- cause of illness or ... See full document

... preterm infants with res- piratory failure, and invasive form of this respiratory support can be related to lung injury and adverse neurologic outcomes ...preterm infants in 1992, Graziani et ...term ... See full document

... preterm infants and current outcome data [12], with ana- lysis in changes of outcomes over time and between dif- ferent regions, are essential and must form part of the evaluation and safety monitoring of ... See full document

... vorable outcome in ELBW infants, and in particular, ULBW infants, regardless of whether ILD or HMD⫹ ILD preceded ...of early respiratory dysfunction, the survival rate of 96% (23/24 ... See full document

... yses with and without CONS were per- formed to overcome this limitation and the results of both analyses were similar for most outcomes. The risk for adverse outcomes related to specific groups of bacteria could not be ... See full document

... the outcome of VLBW infants and for trying to find clues for further improving the ...Although infants in our database received ANS less frequently, the incidences of respira- tory distress syndrome ... See full document

... Lower extremity tone abnormalities were less useful in distinguishing infants at risk for poor developmental outcome. In contrast to the truncal[r] ... See full document

... and early intensive interventions for infants with VLBW and BPD, especially among low SES ...developmental outcome. Our findings indicate that in terms of men- tal outcome only, ... See full document

... VLBW infants who are discharged from the hospital without selected morbidities identifiable during the NICU ...the outcome of interest would overestimate perfor- mance of sites where low mortality is ... See full document

... 1. Stewart AL, Reynolds EOR: Improved prognosis ftr the very low birth weight infant. Francis-Williams J, Davies PA: Very low birth weight and later intelligence. Fitzhardinge PM: Early [r] ... See full document

... Loss to follow-up remains a problem in long-term outcome studies in South Africa. Although the follow-up rate of 78% in the current study was reasonable, there were still 22% of children who were lost. Reasons for ... 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

... Ruiz MPD, LeFever JA, Hakanson DO, et al: Ealy devel- opment of infants of birth weight less than 1,000 grams with reference to mechanical ventilation in newborn period. Steiner ES, Sand[r] ... See full document

... TABLE 1.. der, race, and place of birth. Of note, while 5 of 6 SGA children were normal for gestational age) status showed all such infants during infancy, none were normal at their pres[r] ... See full document

... “ Birth to Five: Watch Me Thrive! ” ; Dr Marks wrote the initial draft of the manuscript and made multiple revisions; Ms Griffen helped organize the conference calls, and reviewed and revised the manuscript; Ms ... See full document