CORRELATION BETWEEN HIGH RISK PREGNANCY AND DEVELOPMENTAL DELAY IN CHILDREN 4-60 MONTHS IN ISFAHAN, IRAN 2010-2011

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AMIR ALI AKBARI S.; TORABI F.; SOLEIMANI F.; ALAVI MAJD H.

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Journal: Archives of Rehabilitation (Journal of Rehabilitation) Year:2011 | Volume:11 | Issue:5 (45) PEDIATRIC NEUROREHABILITATION Page(s): 40-49

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CORRELATION BETWEEN HIGH RISK PREGNANCY AND DEVELOPMENTAL DELAY IN CHILDREN 4-60 MONTHS IN ISFAHAN, IRAN 2010-2011

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AMIR ALI AKBARI S. | TORABI F. | SOLEIMANI F. | ALAVI MAJD H. | Issue Writer Certificate

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HIGH RISK PREGNANCYQ3

DEVELOPMENT DELAYQ3

AGES AND STAGES QUESTIONNAIREQ2

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Objective: Aim of This study was correlation between high-risk pregnancy and developmental delay in children 4-60 months.Methods: This con-elation descriptive study was done on 401 mothers and children 60-4 with sampling in several stages. "Ages and Stages Questionnaire" completed by samples. The data analyzed by software SPSS 18.Results: The results showed that the average age of children in low-risk pregnancy group was 22±16 month and HIGH RISK PREGNANCY group 18.9±14.8 month and their gender was female. Prevalence of high risk pregnancies was 80.5% and the prevalence of developmental delay was 18.7%. Multiple pregnancies, low birth weight, habitual abortions, maternal medical disorders in pregnancy, gestational diabetes had significant correlation with developmental delay of children. In the logistic model, male gender, low birth weight, consanginous marriage and maternal medical disorders in pregnancy showed significant correlations with developmental delay of infants. Also BMI, social and economic status showed probability value close to significant level and other variables of HIGH RISK PREGNANCY had no correlation with developmental delay of children. There was correlation between HIGH RISK PREGNANCY and developmental delay (P=0.002) and fine motor delay(P=0.02). But there was no correlation between HIGH RISK PREGNANCY and other developmental domains (P>0.05).Conclusion: This study showed that some variables of HIGH RISK PREGNANCY had significantly associated with developmental delay. Moreover, there were significant correlation between HIGH RISK PREGNANCY and developmental delay and fine motor delay.

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AMIR ALI AKBARI, S., TORABI, F., SOLEIMANI, F., & ALAVI MAJD, H.. (2011). CORRELATION BETWEEN HIGH RISK PREGNANCY AND DEVELOPMENTAL DELAY IN CHILDREN 4-60 MONTHS IN ISFAHAN, IRAN 2010-2011. ARCHIVES OF REHABILITATION (JOURNAL OF REHABILITATION), 11(5 (45) PEDIATRIC NEUROREHABILITATION), 40-49. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/43563/en

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AMIR ALI AKBARI S., TORABI F., SOLEIMANI F., ALAVI MAJD H.. CORRELATION BETWEEN HIGH RISK PREGNANCY AND DEVELOPMENTAL DELAY IN CHILDREN 4-60 MONTHS IN ISFAHAN, IRAN 2010-2011. ARCHIVES OF REHABILITATION (JOURNAL OF REHABILITATION)[Internet]. 2011;11(5 (45) PEDIATRIC NEUROREHABILITATION):40-49. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/43563/en

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S. AMIR ALI AKBARI, F. TORABI, F. SOLEIMANI, and H. ALAVI MAJD, “CORRELATION BETWEEN HIGH RISK PREGNANCY AND DEVELOPMENTAL DELAY IN CHILDREN 4-60 MONTHS IN ISFAHAN, IRAN 2010-2011,” ARCHIVES OF REHABILITATION (JOURNAL OF REHABILITATION), vol. 11, no. 5 (45) PEDIATRIC NEUROREHABILITATION, pp. 40–49, 2011, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/43563/en

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