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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"motor delay"”.
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A comparison of treatment protocols for infants with motor delay
… positive results on decreasing the extent of motor delay in children. However, most studies regarding treatment of infants with motor delay as a result of psychosocial/environmental factors have taken place in developed countries where resource constraints are not as severe as in the South …
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Profile of specific neurological and neurobehavioural problems in children with HIV-1 infection attending dedicated clinics
… (patients < 6years of age) 66% had gross motor delay, 75% had fine motor delay, 70% had language delay and 73% had cognitive delay. Forty one percent had HIV Encephalopathy, 81% of whom a CD4 count < 15% and 48% were < 1year old. On the aberrant behaviour checklist (ABC) scale 24/80 …
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Significato prognostico dell'ecografia cerebrale nei neonati con infezione congenita da citomegalovirus
… lead to cerebral injury and neurodevelopmental delay. Cranial computed tomography (CT) is currently the standard imaging technique for predicting the outcome of CMV infected patients. Ultrasound (US) is a safe means to assess the extent of cerebral injury due to CMV infection in neonates, and …
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Neuromuscular Deficits Associated With KMT5B Haploinsufficiency in Mice
… with additional symptoms such as seizures and motor deficits. These motor deficits are characterized as hypotonia and motor delay. Kmt5b already has a known role in skeletal muscle, maintaining skeletal muscle stem cell quiescence. However, this was found only in an adult, repeated injury …
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Évaluation d’une plateforme web pour soutenir les parents d’enfants ayant un trouble développemental de la coordination : un essai randomisé pilote
… web platform to support parents of children with motor delay. This web platform will be the subject of future studies that will explore new variables and assessment tools to evaluate its effectiveness.
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Early detection of ESSENCE in Japanese 0-4-year-olds. Studies of neurodevelopmental problems in the community and in clinics
… health professionals, early concern regarding motor development, and the development and preliminary validation of a new one-page screening questionnaire, the ESSENCE-Q. METHODS: (Study I) Evaluate the effect of seminars and materials developed for the training of health professionals engaging …
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Childhood Outcomes after Dextrose Gel for Treating and Preventing Low Glucose Levels in Babies
… 2 years’ corrected age but increased the risk of motor delay and resulted in lower Bayley- III cognitive and motor scores. In the exploratory cohort analysis, children who experienced neonatal hypoglycaemia were more likely to have neurosensory impairment at 2 years’ corrected age compared with …
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Uncovering the molecular pathways of MBD5 in neurodevelopmental disorders
… The phenotype includes severe ID, significantly delayed speech, behavioral problems, seizures and short stature. This syndrome shares characteristics in common with other genetic syndromes, including Smith-Magenis (SMS, RAI1), Pitt-Hopkins (PTH, TCF4), Angelman (AS, UBE3A) and Rett (RTT, MECP2) …
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Growth, infectious morbidity, and neurodevelopment of HIV-exposed and HIV-unexposed infants in the context of lifelong maternal antiretroviral therapy and breastfeeding: a prospective cohort study
… infectious morbidity, and developmental delay than the general population, but data are limited on these outcomes among breastfed CHEU born to women who received universal (not restricted by disease severity) ART in pregnancy. This thesis addresses these knowledge gaps by comparing health …
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Neurodevelopmental outcome of the high risk infant in Cape Town
… palsied, six were globally developmentally delayed without signs of cerebral palsy and one infant showed significant motor delay with a normal developmental quotient. At two years of age one further infant had cerebral palsy and nine more infants were developmentally delayed. At six years of …