2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.earlhumdev.2011.04.002
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Sensorimotor skills associated with motor dysfunction in children born extremely preterm

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“…Thus, these healthy preterm infants possibly presented innate intersubjectivity (26) which depends on the biological conditions of the infant to establish interaction with the other, a sort of orientation to the other that the authors of social cognition have defined very well (27) .It is known that extremely preterm infants are more prone to developmental delays (28)(29)(30) . The fact that the sample had only one extremely preterm infant may have reflected in the results of the lack of statistical significance in the sample studied.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, these healthy preterm infants possibly presented innate intersubjectivity (26) which depends on the biological conditions of the infant to establish interaction with the other, a sort of orientation to the other that the authors of social cognition have defined very well (27) .It is known that extremely preterm infants are more prone to developmental delays (28)(29)(30) . The fact that the sample had only one extremely preterm infant may have reflected in the results of the lack of statistical significance in the sample studied.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Embora a alfabetização e ensino da escrita façam parte das competências dos professores, profissionais da reabilitação podem contribuir para essa área abordando a habilidade de escrita sob o ponto de vista de desempenho, pois geralmente este é o foco dos procedimentos de intervenção. Nesse contexto, vários estudos (FEDER; MAJNEMER, 2007;HUMMELL, 2011;MCHALE;CERMAK, 1992;VOLMAN;VAN SCHENDEL;JONGMANS, 2006) abordam componentes sensoriomotores, tais como o controle motor fino, a integração bilateral e visomotora, o planejamento motor, a manipulação manual, a propriocepção, a estereognosia, a percepção visual e a atenção, que dão suporte à escrita fluente e coordenada, necessária para o processo de aprendizagem e o bom desempenho escolar.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…A prematuridade é um importante fator de risco para problemas no desenvolvimento, sendo que os déficits motores, perceptivo-motores e na integração visomotora, já bem documentados em crianças nascidas pretermo, podem limitar a competência na escrita WOODS, 1998;LUOMA;HERRGARD;MARTIKAINEN, 1998;RUGOLO, 2005;VAN BRAECKEL et al, 2010;HUMMELL, 2011;SCHEPERS et al, 2012). Embora o peso ao nascer e a idade gestacional sejam fatores relevantes, devem ser considerados em combinação com outros fatores de risco biológico, especialmente os de origem genética e as condições provenientes de eventos danosos pré, peri ou pós-natais.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…This finding is important as intervention, where appropriate, could be implemented before formal education to minimise the risk of slow school progression for preterm children with DCD (Sullivan & McGrath, 2003). In the same group of 'apparently normal' preterm children, Goyen et al found that visual processing and praxis (with the exception of praxis on verbal command) were at a significantly lower level in the preterm group with DCD compared with the control group (Goyen et al, 2011).…”
Section: Relationship To Developmental Co-ordination Disordermentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Additionally, it has been shown that children with DCD born at term age have altered postural muscle activity (Johnston et al, 2002). ELBW children with DCD are more likely to have an arithmetic learning difficulty, behavioural issues such as ADHD, lower cognitive functioning, reduced sensorimotor skills and poorer postural control than non-disabled ELBW children without DCD Burns et al, 2009;Davis et al, 2007;Foulder-Hughes & Cooke, 2003;Goyen et al, 2011;Hemgren & Persson, 2009;Holsti et al, 2002;Lorefice et al, 2012a;Matiello & Woollacott, 1997). …”
Section: Comparison Of Performance Between Non-disabled Preterm Childmentioning
confidence: 99%