Looking at General Movements (GM) with a computer-aided approach. First results of a study in progress on the early detection of infantile cerebral palsy (ICP)

Development of early predictors of long-term neurodevelopmental outcomes for extremely preterm and/or extremely low birth weight infants

“…Kim and colleagues initially reported the use of four electromagnetic sensors attached to high-risk and low-risk preterm infants between 38-weeks PMA and 46-weeks CA and found that "visualization of spontaneous movements as trajectories" and "quantitative spatial-temporal analysis of trajectory patterns" correlated with standard GMs assessment (259). The same group went on to report the use of the electromagnetic tracking system in several studies (260)(261)(262)(263)(264).…”