Functional movement assessment with the Test of Infant Motor Performance

Campbell, Suzann K.

doi:10.1038/s41372-021-01060-3

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“…Moreover, nonparametric analyses indicated that the proportion of infants across the 3 groups with Z scores meeting or exceeding the clinical threshold for delay ( Z score of −0.50 and less)17 on the TIMP differed significantly, χ22 = 32.09, p value less than .001. Sixteen infants with POE requiring pharmacological treatment (84.2%), 23 infants with POE not requiring pharmacological treatment (85.2%), and 4 infants without POE (16.0%) had Z scores of −0.5 or less on the TIMP.…”

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“…Infants without POE had a mean TIMP Z score that was about average for PMA and significantly higher than for infants with POE. Moreover, the proportion of infants with POE meeting or exceeding the clinical threshold for delay (ie, Z scores of −0.50 and less)17 to initiate referral for early interventions was higher than infants without POE. However, in contrast to our hypothesis, there was no statistical evidence to support differences between infants with POE requiring pharmacological treatment and infants with POE not requiring pharmacological treatment.…”

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“…It was hypothesized that infants with POE requiring pharmacological treatment would have lower TIMP Z scores than infants with POE not requiring pharmacological treatment, and that both groups would have lower TIMP Z scores than infants without POE (control group). In addition, the proportion of infants meeting/exceeding the clinical threshold for delay ( Z = −0.50)17 on the TIMP was hypothesized to be greater for infants with POE requiring pharmacological treatment than for infants with POE not requiring pharmacological treatment and infants without POE.…”

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“…The Neonatal Network Scale includes a quality of movement subscale but only a few observations are included in this subscale score. In contrast, the Test of Infant Motor Performance (TIMP) is dedicated to assessing functional motor behaviors and is accessible and affordable for therapists to use in hospital and early intervention settings 17. The TIMP has been used previously to measure motor performance in infants with prenatal cocaine exposure and polysubstance exposure 18.…”

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Early Identification of Atypical Motor Performance of Infants With Prenatal Opioid Exposure

Boynewicz

Campbell

Chroust

2023

Pediatric Physical Therapy

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Purpose: To investigate the association between prenatal opioid exposure (POE) and newborn infants' motor performance to aid in the early identification of developmental delays. Methods: Nineteen infants with POE requiring pharmacological treatment, 27 infants with POE without pharmacological treatment, and 25 infants without POE were assessed via the Test of Infant Motor Performance (TIMP). Results: Infants in both groups with POE had lower TIMP scores than infants without POE. There was no difference between the TIMP scores of infants with POE who required pharmacological treatment and infants with POE who did not require pharmacological treatment. Conclusions: The TIMP can detect differences in motor performance of infants with POE. Regardless of whether infants required pharmacological treatment, POE was associated with lower motor performance. Those working in hospital or early intervention settings can use the TIMP to identify early delays in infants with POE and refer for intervention.

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Early Identification of Atypical Motor Performance of Infants With Prenatal Opioid Exposure

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Campbell

Chroust

2023

Pediatric Physical Therapy

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“…The subjective postural analysis of the presented motor patterns in children may lead to indirect conclusions concerning the distribution of muscle tone. The scales most commonly used in paediatrics include the Test of Infant Motor Performance (TIMP) and Alberta Infant Motor Scale (AIMS), and are based on a subjective evaluation [ 36 ]. They provide insight into the muscle tone indirectly through the analysis of the postural pattern.…”

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Assessment of Viscoelastic Parameters of Muscles in Children Aged 4–9 Months with Minor Qualitative Impairment of the Motor Pattern after Vojta Therapy Implementation

Ptak

Dębiec-Bąk

Stefańska

2022

IJERPH

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The aim of this study was to assess if there are any objective changes in the viscoelastic parameters of the erector spinae muscle after Vojta stimulation. The study involved 22 healthy children at an average age of 7 months and with an Apgar score of 8–10 points, who were referred for rehabilitation due to a slight delay in the phases of psychomotor development. The first group consisted of 11 children with increased muscle tone (IMT) and the second group consisted of 11 children with non-increased muscle tone (nonIMT). All study participants received a one-time Vojta therapy session, which was continued for 4 weeks by parents at home. The viscoelastic parameters of the dorsal extensor muscle were measured three times. In the first study group, changes in the viscoelastic parameters of the extensor muscles of the back occurred immediately after the therapy at the first examination, whereas changes in the supporting and extensor function of the limbs occurred in both groups at the second examination. Analysis featuring an objective assessment allows physiotherapists to diagnose local changes in the viscoelastic parameters after the implementation of therapy. These studies are the first pilot studies to be continued with a 30- or 60-day follow-up.

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Test of infant motor performance: Cross-cultural adaptation, validity and reliability in Persian infants

Ravarian

Rahmani

Soleimani

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Early Human Development

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Functional movement assessment with the Test of Infant Motor Performance

Cited by 9 publications

References 72 publications

Early Identification of Atypical Motor Performance of Infants With Prenatal Opioid Exposure

Early Identification of Atypical Motor Performance of Infants With Prenatal Opioid Exposure

Assessment of Viscoelastic Parameters of Muscles in Children Aged 4–9 Months with Minor Qualitative Impairment of the Motor Pattern after Vojta Therapy Implementation

Test of infant motor performance: Cross-cultural adaptation, validity and reliability in Persian infants

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