Population Based, Controlled Study of Behavioural Problems and Psychiatric Disorders in Low Birthweight Children at 11 Years of Age

Elgen, Irene Bircow; Sommerfelt, Kristian; Markestad, Trond

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“…[18][19][20] In total, 44 were excluded (22 died and 22 had major handicaps or cerebral palsy) and of the 173 eligible survivors 134 participated in the clinical followup. 18,21 The controls were randomly selected from an age-matched population of neonates with a GA of Ͼ37 weeks, a BW Ͼ3000 g, and without any need for assisted support in the neonatal period.…”

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“…The subjects have been followed closely during childhood and puberty, with 3 major clinical and psychological assessments at age 5, 15, and 19 years. [18][19][20] Because no brain imaging had been performed during the 2 first follow-ups, we found it reasonable to add a head MR imaging at age 19 years, when the brain maturation is nearly completed. The study participants were invited to undergo an MR imaging and for the present radiologic follow-up at age 19, we included 113 LBW survivors (65% of the initial cohort) and 100 controls.…”

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Selectively Reduced Posterior Corpus Callosum Size in a Population-Based Sample of Young Adults Born with Low Birth Weight

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et al. 2011

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“…A number of conditions have a very high risk for the presence of ADHD symptoms, including neurofibromatosis Type 1, 6 epilepsy, 7 very low birth weight, 8,9 chronic tic disorders/Tourette's syndrome, developmental coordination disorders 10 and high functioning autism. 11 In addition, numerous biological environmental risk factors have been studied, such as diet, prenatal alcohol and nicotine exposure, some of which appear to account for selected cases.…”

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“…Brown & Sturgeon, in press;Tuthillet al, 1999). Premature birth and low birth weight are known risk factors for adverse mental health outcomes and psychiatric disorders (Elgen, Sommerfelt & Markestad, 2002). Substance abuse by the mother is also associated with the offspring becoming dependent on substances during adolescence and young adulthood (Allen, Lewinsohn & Seeley, 1998).…”

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Population Based, Controlled Study of Behavioural Problems and Psychiatric Disorders in Low Birthweight Children at 11 Years of Age

Cited by 69 publications

References 5 publications

Selectively Reduced Posterior Corpus Callosum Size in a Population-Based Sample of Young Adults Born with Low Birth Weight

Selectively Reduced Posterior Corpus Callosum Size in a Population-Based Sample of Young Adults Born with Low Birth Weight

A systematic review and economic model of the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of methylphenidate, dexamfetamine and atomoxetine for the treatment of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in children and adolescents

Social capital and mental health

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