Aim To describe the profile of global and single items of the Hammersmith Infant
Neurological Examination (HINE) in a population of low‐risk infants born very preterm …

Prematurity represents 10.6% of all births, and although preterm infants usually show
adequate neurodevelopmental outcomes, some may develop significant and long-lasting …

Children with developmental central hypotonia have reduced muscle tone secondary to non-
progressive damage to the brain or brainstem. Children may have transient delays, mild or …

Abstract Background Approximately 5–10% of children exhibit developmental deviations in
motor skills or other domains; however, physicians detect less than one-third of these …

Aim To examine the extent to which estimates of a latent trait or underlying construct of motor
ability differ in infants born at term and preterm, based on caregiver ratings of the motor …

Late-preterm infants (LPT) are at increased risk for long-term neurodevelopmental sequelae
and iron deficiency. The aim of the study is to assess the positive effect of iron …

Objective To describe developmental domain-specific trajectories from ages 1 through 5
years and to estimate the association of trajectory group membership with gestational age …

Background Limited evidence exists on the preferred feeding method when breastfeeding is
not possible in late and moderate preterm (LMPT) infants. This RCT evaluates growth …

Objective To describe differences in neurobehavior among very preterm infants with low
medical risk at term equivalent age and full-term infants. Study design One-hundred eighty …

Background This study analyzed the motor development and suspected developmental
coordination disorder of very and moderately preterm (< 34+ 0 gestational age), late preterm …