1988
DOI: 10.1111/j.1469-8749.1988.tb04774.x
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Perinatal Correlates of Major and Minor Neurological Dysfunction at School Age: A Multivariate Analysis

Abstract: SUMMARY A prospective study was carried out on 747 infants: 147 neurologically abnormal, 300 with mild neurological abnormalities and 300 normal infants. They were re‐examined at nine years of age, with special attention being paid to minor neurological dysfunction (MND). Extensive data on obstetrical abnormality, risk factors contributing significantly to later handicap were low one‐minute Apgar scores, a disturbed neonatal course, low social‐class and interval complications: obstetrical events were conspicuo… Show more

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“…28,29 For these children, information on neurological status at birth and at the age of 9 years was available. Data on neonatal neurological morbidity in the general population (Berghs G, Spanjaards E. De normale zwangerschap: Bevalling en beleid.…”
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“…28,29 For these children, information on neurological status at birth and at the age of 9 years was available. Data on neonatal neurological morbidity in the general population (Berghs G, Spanjaards E. De normale zwangerschap: Bevalling en beleid.…”
Section: Methods Participantsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In contrast, complex MND is strongly related to preand perinatal adversities and is associated with a high risk of learning and behavioural problems. 28,29 Data analysis v 2 tests were used to compare the prevalence of MNDs and the prevalence of the specific domains of dysfunction between the group with ASD and the group with other psychiatric disorders. The prevalence of MNDs and of the specific domains of dysfunction in the group with ASD were compared with that of the reference group by performing v 2 goodness-of-fit tests.…”
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