Validity of partial protocols to evaluate the prevalence of developmental defects of enamel in permanent dentition: a birth cohort study in Southern Brazil

Júnior, Ivam Freire da Silva; Costa, Francine dos Santos; Corrêa, Marcos Britto; Barros, Fernando C.; Santos, Iná da Silva dos; Matijasevich, Alícia; Demarco, Flávio Fernando; Azevedo, Marina Sousa

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“…Over the decades, the score has consistently been used as a risk factor in clinical studies [ 7 ]. It has been associated not only with an increased incidence of long-term neurological conditions, including cerebral palsy and seizures [ 18 ], but also with a wide variety of conditions such as attention deficit disorder/hyperactivity [ 19 ], permanent dentition [ 20 ], cancer [ 21 ], food allergy [ 22 ], autism spectrum disorder [ 23 ], polycystic kidney disease [ 24 ] and amblyopia [ 25 ]. The Apgar score is used as often for research into morbidities that manifest in the post-natal period, including all the discharge diagnoses used as short-term outcomes in this current study [ 9 , 26 – 34 ].…”

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The contribution of low Apgar scores in identifying neonates with short-term morbidities in a large single center cohort

Huang,

Yitayew,

Rozycki

2024

J Perinatol

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Objective To evaluate the association and utility of low 1- and 5-min Apgar scores to identify short-term morbidities in a large newborn cohort. Methods 15,542 infants >22 weeks gestation from a single center were included. Clinical data and low Apgar scores were analyzed for significance to ten short-term outcomes and were used to construct Receiver Operating Characteristic Curves and the AUC calculated for ten outcomes. Results A low Apgar score related to all (1-min) or most (5-min) outcomes by univariate and multivariate logistic regression analysis. Including any of the 4 low Apgar scores only improved the clinical factor AUC by 0.9% ± 2.7% (±SD) and was significant in just 5 of the 40 score/outcome scenarios. Conclusion The contribution of a low Apgar score for identifying risk of short-term morbidity does not appear to be clinically significant.

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The contribution of low Apgar scores in identifying neonates with short-term morbidities in a large single center cohort

Huang,

Yitayew,

Rozycki

2024

J Perinatol

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“…Over the decades, the score has consistently been used as a risk factor in clinical studies. 7 It has been associated not only with an increased incidence of long-term neurological conditions, including cerebral palsy and seizures, 19 , but also with a wide variety of conditions such as attention de cit disorder/hyperactivity 20 , permanent dentition 21 , cancer 22 , food allergy 23 , autism spectrum disorder 24 , polycystic kidney disease 25 and amblyopia 26 . The Apgar score is used as often for research into morbidities that manifest in the post-natal period, including all the discharge diagnoses used as shortterm outcomes in this current study.…”

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confidence: 99%

The Contribution of Low Apgar Scores in Identifying Neonates with Short-term Morbidities in a Large Single Center Cohort

Rozycki,

Huang,

yitayew

2023

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Objective To evaluate the association and utility of low 1- and 5-minute Apgar scores to identify short-term morbidities in a large newborn cohort. Methods 15,542 infants > 22 weeks gestation from a single center were included. Clinical data and low Apgar scores were analyzed for significance to 10 short-term outcomes and were used to construct Receiver Operating Characteristic Curves and the area under the curve (AUC) calculated for 10 outcomes. Results A low Apgar score related to all (1-minute) or most (5-minute) outcomes by univariate and multivariate logistic regression analysis. Including any of the 4 low Apgar scores only improved the clinical factor AUC by 0.9% ± 2.7% (± SD) and was significant in just 5 of the 40 score/outcome scenarios. Conclusion The contribution of a low Apgar score for identifying risk of short-term morbidity does not appear to be clinically significant.

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Validity of partial protocols to evaluate the prevalence of developmental defects of enamel in permanent dentition: a birth cohort study in Southern Brazil

Cited by 2 publications

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The contribution of low Apgar scores in identifying neonates with short-term morbidities in a large single center cohort

The contribution of low Apgar scores in identifying neonates with short-term morbidities in a large single center cohort

The Contribution of Low Apgar Scores in Identifying Neonates with Short-term Morbidities in a Large Single Center Cohort

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