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The assessment of minor neurological dysfunction in infancy using the Touwen Infant Neurological Examination: strengths and limitations
Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology, 06/26/09

Hadders-Algra M et al. - The findings indicated that MND can be assessed reliably. MND during infancy was related to prenatal, perinatal, and social factors, and in particular to preterm birth. Neurological condition during infancy was prone to change, but was related to neurological condition at 18 months at all ages tested. MND can be determined reliably in infancy. Important considerations in the construct of MND in infancy are its relation to prenatal and perinatal factors, its limited stability, and its moderate predictive value.

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