Sequelae of Low Birthweight

Foreword Pamela A. Davies; 1. Neurological, psychological and ophthalmological sequelae of low birthweight Henry G. Dunn; 2. Description of present study Henry G. Dunn and Ann-Marie Robertson; 3. Physical growth Henry G. Dunn, Cara-Joy Hughes and Michael Schulzer; 4. Evolution of developmental and psychological test scores Annetta K. McBurney and Linda C. Eaves; 5. Clinical outcome: neurological sequelae and their evolution Henry G. Dunn, Ann-Marie Robertson and John U. Crichton; 6. Minimal brain dysfunctions Henry G. Dunn, Helena H. Ho and Michael Schulzer; 7. Statistical analysis of mild brain dysfunctions Martin L. Puterman and Henry G. Dunn; 8. Ophthalmic disorders Andrew Q. McCormick, Enid M. Tredger, Henry G. Dunn and Ruth V. E. Grunau; 9. Hearing impairment and associated factors Bryan R. Clarke, Robert F. Conry and Henry G. Dunn; Addendum: vestibular function R. Patrick Gannon; 10. Communication skills Dorothy M. Washington, Annetta K. McBurney and Ruth V. E. Grunau; 11. Educational achievement Ruth V. E. Grunau; 12. Environmental factors and neurological and intellectual functioning in relation to social growth Annetta K. McBurney and Ruth V. E. Grunau; 13. Perspective study of electroencephalograms Henry G. Dunn, Norman L. Auckland and Morton D. Low; 14. Neurological correlations and predictions Henry G. Dunn, Ann-Marie Robertson and Michael Schulzer; 15. Evolution of minimal brain dysfunctions to the age of 12 to 15 years Henry G. Dunn, Helena H. Ho, John U. Crichton, Ann-Marie Robertson, Annetta K. McBurney, Ruth V. E. Grunau and P. Susan Penfold; References; Index.