Validade concorrente e confiabilidade da Alberta Infant Motor Scale em lactentes nascidos prematuros

Almeida, Kênnea Martins; Dutra, Maria Virgínia P.; Mello, Rosane Reis de; Reis, Ana Beatriz Rodrigues; Martins, Priscila Silveira

doi:10.1590/s0021-75572008000600011

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“…Although the research tool was not the Bayley-II, it has been shown in the literature that there is a high correlation between the raw scores of the AIMS and the Bayley-II motor scale. 25 In the present study, the findings in relation to expressive communication indicated that there was a tendency for preterm infants to present a poorer linguistic repertoire, in comparison with fullterm infants, and this result was similar to what was described by Schirmer et al 26 Language developmental disorders are among the risks that prematurity may cause, and extreme prematurity tends to bring about even worse results, especially among males. 27 In relation to the premature group in this sample, a number of important biological findings stand out: the mean gestational age of the group was 33 weeks, thus classifying the majority of the infants as moderately preterm, with a mean birth weight of 1762 g. The lowest Apgar score was 4, thus representing moderate to good birth vitality, and also confirming that the frequency of perinatal and postnatal morbidity was low.…”

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Psychomotor development of preterm infants aged 6 to 12 months

2012

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CONTEXT AND OBJECTIVE: The immaturity of preterm infants' organ systems may lead to difficulties in adapting to different environmental stimuli. The aim was to compare the psychomotor development of preterm infants (with corrected age) and term infants aged 6 to 12 months and to investigate associated factors. DESIGN AND SETTING: Cross-sectional analytical study conducted at Hospital das Clínicas, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco. METHODS:The sample consisted of 135 infants (45 preterm and 90 full-term) aged 6 to 12 months. Neuropsychomotor development was assessed using the Bayley III cognitive, language and motor subscales. Biological, socioeconomic and demographic data were gathered from medical records and through interviews with mothers. RESULTS: The mean cognitive, language and motor indices were within the range of normality for the sample as a whole. No significant difference in the development of infants born preterm and full-term was observed, except for expressive communication, in which preterm infants presented a lower index. Motor development was influenced by biological factors, and the poorest performances were observed in male infants; birth weight birth weight < 1500 g; Apgar score at five minutes ≤ 7; weight-, length-and head circumference-for-age < -1 Z-score; and exclusively breastfeeding for ≤ two months. CONCLUSIONS: Prematurity did not influence the psychomotor development of infants in this study population. Motor development was the most affected domain in the sample as a whole, especially due to biological factors. Investigations on child neuropsychomotor development should try to identify many determinant factors because of its multifactorial nature. RESUMO CONTEXTO E OBJETIVO:A imaturidade dos sistemas orgânicos das crianças nascidas prematuras pode levar a dificuldades de adaptação a diferentes estímulos do ambiente. O objetivo foi comparar o desenvolvimento neuropsicomotor de lactentes nascidos pré-termo (com idade corrigida) e no termo com idade entre 6 e 12 meses e investigar seus fatores associados. TIPO DE ESTUDO E LOCAL: Estudo transversal analítico realizado no Hospital das Clínicas, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco. MÉTODOS: A amostra foi constituída de 135 crianças (45 pré-termo e 90 no termo) com idade entre 6 a 12 meses. O desenvolvimento neuropsicomotor foi avaliado pelas subescalas cognitiva, linguagem e motora da Bayley III. Dados biológicos, socioeconômicos e demográficos foram coletados de prontuários médicos e por entrevistas com as mães. RESULTADOS: A média dos índices cognitivo, de linguagem e motor estava dentro da faixa de normalidade para a amostra como um todo. Não foi observada diferença significativa entre o desenvolvimento de crianças nascidas pré-termo e no termo, com exceção para a comunicação expressiva, na qual os prematuros apresentaram menor índice. O desenvolvimento motor foi influenciado por fatores biológicos, e os piores desempenhos foram observados em crianças do sexo masculino, com peso ao nascer < 1500 g; índice de Apgar aos cinco m...

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Psychomotor development of preterm infants aged 6 to 12 months

2012

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“…During the early years of the child's life, motor and cognitive development seems to be synchronous, particularly from the six months of age 9 . Statistically significant correlation between the results of the AIMS and Bayley-II scales in children at 6 and 12 months 28 and in preterm infants of 12 and 18 months 29 have been reported, confirming our results. Recent study found a positive correlation of motor skills with cognitive skills 30 , a result similar to the present study.…”

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Desenvolvimento motor e cognitivo de bebês de mães adolescentes e adultas: estudo longitudinal

Borba

Valentini

2015

Rev. Bras. Cineantropom. Desempenho Hum.

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-The aims of this study were to investigate in infants of adolescent and adult mothers: (1) the risk factors for child development; (2) changes in cognitive and motor development over four months of follow-up, (3) correlation between cognitive and motor development over four months of follow-up. This is a longitudinal study with 40 infants, 20 infants of adolescent mothers and 20 of adult mothers from Porto Alegre and Butiá, state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. Three evaluations of motor and cognitive development were performed using the Alberta Motor Infant Scale (AIMS) and the Bayley Scale Infant Development II. Significant difference in the supine position of AIMS was observed between groups in the third evaluation. Infants of adolescent mothers showed lower scores than those of adult mothers. The motor scores of each position and total AIMS score showed significant difference during overall time and in each group. The Bayley-II mental score also showed significant difference during overall time and in each group. There was a positive, strong and significant association between AIMS and Bayley scores in all three evaluation stages as in the group of infants of adolescent and adult mothers. It was concluded that infants of adolescent mothers showed worse results in the supine position during the third evaluation than those of adult mothers. There was a significant association between motor and cognitive development in both groups of infants over time. Key words: Infant development; Longitudinal study; Pregnancy in adolescence. Resumo -Este estudo teve como objetivos investigar em bebês de mães adolescentes e adultas: (1) os fatores de risco para o desenvolvimento infantil; (2) as mudanças cognitivas e motoras ao longo de quatro meses, (3) as correlações entre o desenvolvimento motor e cognitivo ao longo de quatro meses. Estudo longitudinal com 40 bebês, 20 nascidos de mães adolescentes e 20 de mães adultas, provenientes dos municípios de

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“…Os critérios analisados nas diferentes posturas são o alinhamento postural, a descarga de peso e os movimentos antigravitacionais. A AIMS é considerada válida para a população brasileira (GONTIJO; MAGALHÂES; GUERRA, 2014) e apresenta bons índices de confiabilidade, consistência e poder de discriminação (VALENTINI; SACCANI, 2012), além de alta concordância intra e interexaminadores (ALMEIDA et al, 2008;SACCANI, 2011).…”

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Relação entre o tempo de permanência em prono, supino e sentado, e o desenvolvimento motor até seis meses de idade

Graciosa

Pacheco²,

Martinello³

et al. 2018

Cad. Bras. Ter. Ocup.

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Relation between prone, supine and sitting positioning time and motor development up to six months old Abstract: Introduction: The acquisition of motor skills depends on factors such as environment and experience.It follows that the motor development may be influenced by the positioning of infants during the first months of life. Objective: To verify the relation between prone, supine and sitting positioning time and motor development up to six months old. Method: Were evaluated 92 infants at term, of both genders, divided into three groups according to the corresponding bimester of chronological age (1 st bimester, n = 30; 2 nd bimester, n = 30; 3 rd bimester, n = 32).To verify the time spent in each position during the awake and sleeping periods, a timeline corresponding to 24 hours was developed. Each one-hour period could be filled with a positioning option. Motor development was

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Validade concorrente e confiabilidade da Alberta Infant Motor Scale em lactentes nascidos prematuros

Cited by 14 publications

References 16 publications

Psychomotor development of preterm infants aged 6 to 12 months

Psychomotor development of preterm infants aged 6 to 12 months

Desenvolvimento motor e cognitivo de bebês de mães adolescentes e adultas: estudo longitudinal

Relação entre o tempo de permanência em prono, supino e sentado, e o desenvolvimento motor até seis meses de idade

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