2013
DOI: 10.1111/dmcn.12297
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Development of fine motor skills in preterm infants

Abstract: ASQAges and Stage Questionnaire BOTMP Bruininks-Oseretsky Test of Motor Proficiency MABC Movement Assessment Battery for ChildrenFine motor skills are related to functioning in daily life and at school. We reviewed the status of knowledge, in preterm children, on the development of fine motor skills, the relation with gross motor skills, and risk factors for impaired fine motor skills. We searched the past 15 years in PubMed, using ['motor skills' or 'fine motor function' and 'preterm infant'] as the search st… Show more

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“…14,25 Unfortunately, CP is present in 75% to 86% of children with cystic WMI who display disabling motor impairments, such as spasticity and abnormal control of movement and posture. 1 In addition to impairments in motor skills, CP is also characterized by reduced abilities in touch and proprioception discrimination.…”
Section: Brain Damage In Preterm Infantsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…14,25 Unfortunately, CP is present in 75% to 86% of children with cystic WMI who display disabling motor impairments, such as spasticity and abnormal control of movement and posture. 1 In addition to impairments in motor skills, CP is also characterized by reduced abilities in touch and proprioception discrimination.…”
Section: Brain Damage In Preterm Infantsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, early birth may prematurely expose the animal to postnatal stimuli in ways that are detrimental to its overall survival, even while enhancing motor coordination. There is abundant evidence that preterm birth in humans can lead to atypical developmental trajectories, including functional differences (often deficits) in fine motor skills [74], visual and attentional processing, memory, and IQ scores, among other things [for review see 75]. In the present case, care should be taken in drawing parallels to the effects of early birth on the development of motor coordination in human infants.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Так, ранее был опубликован 15-лет-ний обзор нарушений моторных функций среди недо-ношенных новорожденных, не имевших органического поражения ЦНС. Была установлена статистически зна-чимая ассоциация между нарушением мелкой моторики в раннем детском возрасте и задержкой внутриутроб-ного развития, наличием в неонатальном периоде вос-палительных заболеваний (некротический энтероколит) и системным применением дексаметазона [11].…”
Section: закономерности физического и психомоторного развития недоношunclassified