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All issues > Volume 48(12); 2005

Original Article
Korean J Pediatr. 2005;48(12):1337-1341. Published online December 15, 2005.
Usefulness of Korean Infant Developmental Screening Test in Premature Infants
Dong Han DH Shin1, Hee Sun HS Lee1, Jee Yeon JY Lee2, Byung Min BM Choi1, Baik-Lin BL Eun1, Young Sook YS Hong1, Joo Won JW Lee1
1Department of Pediatrics, Korea University, School of Medicine, Seoul
2Department of Pediatrics, Kwang Myung Sungae Hospital, Kwangmyung, Korea
Correspondence Baik-Lin BL Eun ,Email: bleun@korea.ac.kr
Abstract
Purpose
: This study aimed to evaluate the usefulness of Korean Infant Development Screening Test in predicting delayed development in premature infants.
Methods
: A total of 74 children with histories of prematurity, who visited the pediatric neurology clinic of Korean University Ansan Hospital from August, 2002 to July, 2004, were examined, using the Korean Infant Development Screening Test. They were divided into two groups; a normal group and a patient(neurologically compromised) group.
Results
: At 7 months of conceptional age, the normal and patient groups differed significantly in the fine motor, cognitive-adaptive sections. At 12 months of conceptional age both group, differed significantly in the gross motor, fine motor, personal-social, language and cognitive-adaptive sections. At 18-24 months, the group, differed significantly in gross motor, fine motor, personal-social, language and cognitive-adaptive sections.
Conclusion
: The Korean Developmental Screening Test was useful in predicting developmental delay in premature infants.

Keywords :Korean developmental screening test , Infant , Premature , Child development

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