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The longitudinal monitoring of motor report in children with intrauterine growth retardation(IUGR)

Publication at Second Faculty of Medicine |
2011

Abstract

Introduction: IUGR is a serious risk factor for postnatal adaptation and further development of these children. Failure of the development of the central nervous system are 5-10 times more common in IUGR children in comparison with AGA (appropriate weight for gestational age) children.

The goal of monitoring was to highlight significant cough postural deviations in the first 4 months of life of the children, which may be risk factors for the emergence of defective posture (VDT).Methodology: we've been working with two files. The first set consisted of children that are born with a diagnosis of IUGR.

Second, the control file of the children match the gestačnímu age. The children were kineziologicky examined at the age of 1. week 5. week and 4. months, and after 8 years.

Methodology: cough postural development by Vojta and aspekcí rated at cough postural activity on my stomach and on the back. Focus on the evaluation of the possession of osového authority and the braids of her shoulder, hip.

At school age, we have the standard kineziologické examination. All the children we have examined the expert information system (EIS).

We focused on the evaluation of the motion of the string. The values we have processed by statistical methods software CK B-plus.Results: during the first 4 months of life is the number of variations in the cough postural activity higher in IUGR file, particularly 5. week of life has a confirmatory in character.

The most important findings are: hyperabdukce loin, anteflexe basin, the asymmetry of the hull, protrakce shoulders. In 2009, we found the correlation in: hyperabdukce hip surgery in 5 weeks of life correlates with the anteverzí of the Pan 2009, anteverze basin in 5. t. diastázou abdominal muscles, 2009, reklinace head in 5. t with hyperextenzí in the Sld area vertebral column in 2009. conclusion: a significant cough postural deviations in 5. week of life affects the development of the child and are risk factors for the occurrence of VDT at