For an adequate assessment of cranial deformities, it is necessary to take repeated measurements of cranial diameters (anteroposterior, biparietal, right oblique, and left oblique), in addition to head circumference. In postural plagiocephaly, the deformity tends to decrease over time. In craniosynostosis, the deformity tends to increase. Use of craniometer: Where to buy a craniometer: …
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Cover-uncover test.
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Development of the drawing.
There are a set of drawing development stages that present stereotypically in all individuals, and are related to the neurodevelopmental process. There are several prerequisites for them to develop: Gross motor development. Fine motor development, and within this, the digital pincer grasp, and therefore …
Maturation of muscle tone.
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Red reflex.
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Hirschberg test
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Criteria to be attributed causally to the cerebral palsy at an event perinatal.
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Criteria for the diagnosis of cerebral palsy child.
Cerebral palsy can be defined as a disorder of movement and posture control, which appears early and is the result of an injury, malformation, or dysfunction of the central nervous system, and is not the result of a progressive or degenerative brain disease. The problem can therefore appear pre-, …
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Fetal alcohol syndrome
The Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Diagnostic and Prevention Network of the University of Washington has developed several tools to facilitate clinical diagnosis. It is necessary to consider this diagnosis in children with neurodevelopmental disorders and a perinatal history of alcohol exposure, or who come from countries where there is a prevalence …
Normal development of the game.
There are several classification systems to understand the development of play in children. Based on interaction with peers, it can be classified: 0-2 years. Solitary play. During this stage, children play alone. For example, a child may be in a room full of children but will choose to play …