[PDF] Top 20 Neonatal Jaundice, Autism, and Other Disorders of Psychological Development

... Likelihood ratio tests were used to test for effect measure modification by gestational age (term versus preterm) in the entire cohort with a full range of diagnoses and within the diagnostic subgroups. Similarly, in the ... See full document

... of neonatal jaundice as a risk factor for ...between neonatal hyperbilirubinemia and ASD could have important implications for pre- vention, because hyperbilirubinemia is a common, potentially ... See full document

... the approach follows. Multiple-source screening was conducted at all public schools within the catchment area and all major health sites including, but not limited to, state health clinics, hospitals, clinics, diagnostic ... See full document

... Significant percentage (66.7%) of those who had blood transfusion had GMH. In a single center study of 103 infants randomized to liberal versus restrictive transfusion guidelines, no difference was found in the incidence ... See full document

... of jaundice, other family members affected, neonatal bilirubin val- ues, neonatal therapy, postneonatal therapy, problems faced with phototherapy, postneonatal bilirubin values, evidence of ... See full document

... every other week, participants are telephoned for a maximum 10 min conversation aimed at (i) encour- aging the learning and practising of skills from the previ- ous week, (ii) ‘normalizing’ the challenges of ... See full document

... Patients with a personality disorder have a strong association with disruptive behaviour (van de Sande et al., 2013; Brendel et al., 2010), this study was unable to demonstrated this conclusion. However, it is ... See full document

... not used frequently by young children with typical language development (Wetherby & Prutting). Nonetheless there may be two additional reasons for the paucity of Topic Initiation and Social Information Seeking ... See full document

... more autism symptoms had lower independent living skills, especially managing money, health and safety, and problem solving, relative to typically developing peers even after controlling for ... See full document

... that the contribution of erythroid apoptosis to neonatal hyperbilirubinemia has been evaluated in jaundiced in- fants with no identifiable cause. In our study, we showed that erythroid apoptosis value obtained ... See full document

... sleep disorders in ASD, there is evidence to suggest that sleep is amendable to treatment in certain populations with ...functioning autism [59] and that pharmacological treat- ments such as melatonin is an ... See full document

... neither hyperammonemia nor choles- tatic jaundice of this severity has ever been reported in neonatal GD. Although the presence of hepatic dys- function has been long recognized as a rare complication of ... See full document

... Further, the genetic predisposition for anxiety and mood disorders involve many of the same candidate genes. The clinical outcome appears to be epigenetic in nature and may rely on the developmental stage during ... See full document

... Slater L, Brewer MF: Home versus hospital phototherapy for term infants with hyperbilirubinemia: A comparative. study[r] ... See full document

... to neonatal-onset cholestasis were identified by a search of electronic databases, including MEDLINE (from January 1950 to October 2008); EMBASE (January 1980 to October 2008); OVID Evidence-Based Medicine Reviews ... See full document

... The Neonatal Research Network performed a prospective randomized controlled trial in extremely low birth weight (,1,000 g) infants of aggressive phototherapy (used prophylactically and started at 23 ± 9 hours ... See full document

... language development in all the ...typical development are to be expected since learning systems with different properties are nevertheless trying to solve the same problem; that is, all the children are ... See full document

... The primary MC of interest was maternal T2D or GDM in the index pregnancy. Other conditions of interest were hypertension and obesity, de fi ned as BMI $ 30, with onset before the index pregnancy. BMI (kilograms ... See full document

... In an important review article, Harvey and Tang (2003) proposed that CBT-I requires refining to improve efficacy. The authors pointed out that the magnitude of change in terms of effect size pales in comparison with many ... See full document

... The wide range of score among participants of this study from 21 to 71 point of total score demonstrated the agreement towards a phrase that ‘autism is a spectrum disorder’. Even though the tasks given are related ... See full document