2002
DOI: 10.1016/s1695-4033(02)77938-1
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Abandonos en el seguimiento de recién nacidos de muy bajo peso y frecuencia de parálisis cerebral

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“…Our findings align with five other studies showing increased rates of neurodevelopmental disability in at-risk children who were more difficult to follow-up 2–7. However, these studies were all conducted over 20 years ago in largely European populations, and none described the contacts required or considered urban/rural residence.…”
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confidence: 90%
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“…Our findings align with five other studies showing increased rates of neurodevelopmental disability in at-risk children who were more difficult to follow-up 2–7. However, these studies were all conducted over 20 years ago in largely European populations, and none described the contacts required or considered urban/rural residence.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 90%
“…However, follow-up is resource intensive1 and bias can be introduced if differences exist between participants who were followed up and those who were not. Some previous studies have suggested that participants who are more difficult to follow-up have poorer health outcomes,2–7 but reported varied findings on the association between loss to follow-up and outcomes 8–13…”
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confidence: 99%
“…La mayoría de los niños con peso inferior a 1500 g o una edad gestacional inferior a 32 semanas estarán incluidos en programas de seguimiento del que formarán parte evaluaciones oftalmológicas seriadas anuales o bianuales. Casi el 20% de los niños menores de 1500 g dejan de acudir a los programas de seguimiento, por lo que el pediatra debe asegurarse de que realmente se están realizando las evaluaciones oftalmológicas 2,27 . En caso de que no se estén realizando, es aconsejable que el niño sea valorado por un oftalmólogo experto, antes de los tres años de edad 28 , ya que algunas de las alteraciones que presentan no se pueden diagnosticar con las exploraciones que pueden realizar los pediatras y por otro lado se ha demostrado que el tratamiento precoz de la ambliopía conlleva un mejor pronóstico 29 .…”
Section: Seguimiento De Niños Sin Patología Añadidaunclassified