Development of smooth pursuit eye movements in very prematurely born infants: 2. The low‐risk subgroup
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Summary
This paper aims to investigate the impact of premature birth on visual tracking in a group of 37 infants, born before the 32nd gestational weeks and diagnosed as being without major neonatal complications.
- Type
- article
- Published
- 2011-07-01
- Cited by
- 19
- References
- 31
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Keywords
Smooth pursuit, Medicine, Gaze, Eye movement, Gestational age
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- Development of exploratory behavior in late preterm infants.
- Vertical and horizontal smooth pursuit eye movements in children with developmental coordination disorder
- Ophthalmological outcome and visuospatial ability in very preterm children measured at 2.5 years corrected age
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- Development of smooth pursuit and predictive eye movements in full-term and preterm infants : an occlusion study
- Reaching skills of infants born very preterm predict neurodevelopment at 2.5 years.
- The effect of parent-administered infant massage on the developmental outcomes of premature infants
- Immature brain structures were associated with poorer eye movement performance at 8 years of age in preterm born children
- Development and Neurobiological Foundations of Visual Perception
- Erratum
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