Çok düşük doğum ağırlıklı erken doğmuş bebeklerin nörogelişimsel sorunları ve nörolojik hastalığa etki eden etmenlerin araştırılması

Göçer, Canan; Kavuncuoğlu, Sultan; Arslan, Gülseren; Ertem, İlgi Öztürk; Özbek, Sibel; Öztüregen, Engin; Akın, Mustafa Ali; Baysoy, Nihal

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“…[14] In our country, the incidence of CP in premature babies was determined to be between 8.5-24.2%. [15,16] In our study, it was seen that the frequency of CP was similar to the results reported in our country.…”

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Midterm neuromotor development results of preterm babies less than 34 weeks gestational age

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Midterm Neuromotor Development Results of Preterm Babies less than 34 Weeks Gestational Age M ortality rates in preterm infants have decreased significantly thanks to the improvements in service provision in neonatal intensive care units, especially in surfactant and antenatal steroid treatment. [1, 2] It has been recently reported that average survival rate of babies born at 25 th gestational week is 56%, and the survival rate in babies born at 22 nd-25 th gestational weeks gradually increases with improved health care services. [3] The increase in survival rates and premature Objectives: This study aimed to evaluate the neuromotor development of premature babies and to determine the risk factors affecting neuromotor development in the middle time (3 years). Methods: All babies with ≤34 weeks gestational age and born between 2011-2014 and hospitalized in our neonatal clinic were included in this study. Prenatal, perinatal and postnatal features of the babies were recorded. Consent was obtained from the families who had an outpatient follow-up and agreed to participate in this study. Neurological examination and Denver II Developmental Screening Test (DDST-II) were applied to babies and their results were recorded. Factors affecting neurodevelopment were evaluated. Results: Complete data for 96 of the study infant were obtained. Fifty (52.1%) of the cases were female. The mean birth weight was 1542±518 grams. The mean corrected age was 20.9±10.7 months at the time of the examination. It was found cerebral palsy in 11 babies (11.5%) with the neurological examination and developmental retardation in 15 babies (15.6%) with DDST-II. Low birth weight, a gestational period of 25-26 weeks, Apgar score at 5th minute <7 were found to be the main risk factors for cerebral palsy and abnormal DDST-II result (p<0.05). In babies with abnormal neurological examination, the frequency of bronchopulmonary dysplasia, sepsis and intraventricular hemorrhage were found to be high (p<0.05), and in babies with abnormal DDST-II results the frequency of respiratory distress syndrome, bronchopulmonary dysplasia and sepsis were found to be high (p<0.05). Conclusion: In our study, abnormal neurological examination rate was found 11.5% in preterm infants with gestational age ≤34 weeks, and the rate of abnormal DDST-II was found 15.6%. The main factors affecting neuromotor development were gestational week, birth weight and 5 th minute Apgar score. The frequency of bronchopulmonary dysplasia, sepsis and intraventricular hemorrhage in babies with abnormal neurological examination, and the frequency of respiratory distress, bronchopulmonary dysplasia and sepsis were found to be high in babies with abnormal DDST-II.

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“…[23] It has been reported that there is no significant relationship between abnormal DDST-II results and antenatal steroid administration. [15] Similarly, in our study, no statistically significant relationship was found between abnormal DDST-II results and antenatal steroid administration.…”

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“…for developmental delay (Gocer et al 2011;Gorker et al 2011). In these studies, the Denver test was used to assess developmental delay.…”

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The prevalence of developmental delay among children aged 3–60 months in Izmir, Turkey

Demirci

Kartal

2015

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“…Socioeconomic level scoring was used to assess socioeconomic level (Appendix 1). [12] Income level, parents' education level, parents' occupations, housing status, number of rooms, floor of the house, heating type, consanguineous marriage, number of children, and total population of the house were assessed by assigning scores of between 1 and 4. The mean socioeconomic level score was calculated and, then, caregivers were grouped into low and high socioeconomic status (above or below the mean score).…”

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Pain evaluation in a sample of Turkish children with cerebral palsy and its association with dependency level, verbal abilities, and the quality of life of patients and sociodemographic status, depression, and quality of life of their caregivers

Giray

Şimşek

Aydoğduoğlu

et al. 2018

Turk J Phys Med Rehab

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The study results were submitted as oral presentation at the 16 th Marmara University Student Congress (MASCO) on May 2016, İstanbul, Turkey and was awarded the Best in Oral Presentation. Also the study was accepted for oral presentation at the 26 th National Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Congress on April 2017, Antalya, Turkey. Cerebral palsy (CP) is a group of permanent impairments of movement and posture development that result in activity restrictions caused by nonprogressive disturbances that occurred in the developing fetal or infant brain. [1] The actual brain damage does not progress, which differentiates CP from similar conditions. The brain damage occurs in parts of the brain that affect muscle tone, gross and fine motor functions, balance, control, reflexes, and posture. These are mainly orthopedic in nature and are considered primary conditions of CP. Primary conditions which are a direct result of ABSTRACT Objectives: This study aims to evaluate pain in children with cerebral palsy (CP), to investigate its association with dependency level, verbal abilities, and the quality of life (QoL) of children and sociodemographic status, depression levels, and QoL of their caregivers.

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Çok düşük doğum ağırlıklı erken doğmuş bebeklerin nörogelişimsel sorunları ve nörolojik hastalığa etki eden etmenlerin araştırılması

Cited by 9 publications

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Midterm neuromotor development results of preterm babies less than 34 weeks gestational age

Midterm neuromotor development results of preterm babies less than 34 weeks gestational age

The prevalence of developmental delay among children aged 3–60 months in Izmir, Turkey

Pain evaluation in a sample of Turkish children with cerebral palsy and its association with dependency level, verbal abilities, and the quality of life of patients and sociodemographic status, depression, and quality of life of their caregivers

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