Mutter-Kind-Interaktion bei sehr leichtgewichtig frühgeborenen Mehrlingen (&lt; 1500 g)

Rödder, D.; Ganseforth, Catharina; Pillekamp, Frank; Kribs, Angela; Gontard, Alexander von; Roth, B.; Schleiffer, Roland

doi:10.1055/s-2004-832637

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“…Premature born children were recruited from an ongoing, prospective and longitudinally designed study focused on children with extremely low BW and very low BW of the Children’s Hospital, University of Cologne, Cologne, Germany [20,21,22,23,24,25]. All former patients of the Department of Neonatology born in 1999 with a BW ≤1.5 kg were included in the study.…”

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Relationship of Muscle Function to Auxology in Preterm Born Children at the Age of Seven Years

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Background/Aims: To characterize the relationship between muscle function and auxology in preterm born children. Methods: Forty-five preterm born children (birth weight ≤1,500 g with mean ± SD: 1,069 ± 281 g; median of gestational age: 29 weeks; 50% multiple births) were analyzed for auxological parameters (weight, height) and muscle function at the age of 7 years. Maximal isometric grip force (MIGF) and ground reaction forces of goal-directed counter-movement jumping were measured using the Preston dynamometer and the Leonardo force plate. MIGF, peak jump force (PJF), peak jump power (PJP) and the maximal velocity of take-off (V_max) were analyzed for their relationship to perinatal risk factors and actual auxological parameters. Results: With reference to age, weight-standard deviation score (SDS) and height-SDS were lower than in the reference population. With reference to height, MIGF-SDS and PJP-SDS were lower than in reference individuals. Children with intraventricular hemorrhage (IVH) had lower PJP-SDS and V_max than children without IVH. PJP-SDS was lower than PJF-SDS in children with IVH. Conclusion: Analyses showed a discrepancy between maximal force and power due to a decline of V_max in children with IVH.

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Relationship of Muscle Function to Auxology in Preterm Born Children at the Age of Seven Years

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Mutter-Kind-Interaktion bei sehr leichtgewichtig frühgeborenen Mehrlingen (< 1500 g)

Abstract: There are definite differences in mother-multiple compared to mother-singleton interactions, so that VLBW multiples may be at even greater risk for negative mother-infant interactions than singletons.

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Relationship of Muscle Function to Auxology in Preterm Born Children at the Age of Seven Years

Relationship of Muscle Function to Auxology in Preterm Born Children at the Age of Seven Years

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