Developmental Medicine and Child Neurology 1997: Vol 39 Index

15 Pages·1997·5.6 MB·English

Volume 39 1997
Index
Authors and subjects of articles in the body of the journal are indexed together. Co-authors of all articles are cross-referenced
to the first author. Book reviews and abstracts are listed separately. A = annotation; E = editorial; L = letter.
Key to issues and pages
Issue Pages Issue Pages Issue Pages
No. 1 1—70 No. 5 283-354 No. 9 571-642
No. ; 71-140 No. 6 355-426 No. 10 643-714
No. 141-210 No. 7 427-498 No. 11 715-786
No. 211-282 No. 8 499-570 No. 12 787-858
A lems in children exposed to, during gestation: a follow-
Abstracts up study, 583
HAREL §8, et al. Clinical characteristics of children ALDENKAMPAP see CARPAY HA
referred to a child development center for evaluation ALEXANDER GR see ALLEN MC
of speech, language and communication disorders, ALLEN MC and ALEXANDER GR: Using motor milestones
279 as a multistep process to screen preterm infants for cere-
BLAsco PA and STANSBURY JCK Glycopyrrolate treat- bral palsy, 12
ment of chronic drooling, 279 ALLiINGTON-SMITH Ps ee PAUL M
ABu-ARAFEH I:V isual evoked potentials: a diagnostic test Alpha-1-antitrypsin deficiency, Fibromuscular dysplasia of
for migraine headache in children, 491 (L) the internal carotid artery in a child with, 827
Acidosis, renal tubular, A novel neurological disorder with Alpha-sarcoglycan, Absence of, and novel missense muta-
progressive CNS calcification, deafness, and microcytic tions in the alpha-sarcoglycan gene in a young British
anemia, 198 girl with muscular dystrophy, 770
ADAMS R see QUAN A Anaphylaxis, Intraoperative, due to allergy to latex in chil-
ADOLFSSON I see FERNELL E dren who have cerebral palsy: a report of six
Agnosia, Visual, with bilateral temporo-occipital brain cases, 194
lesions in a child with autistic disorder: a case study, 699 ANDERSEN JB see HAAGERUP A
AIONA MD see CUDDEFORDT J ANDERSSON C see MATTSSON E
AKALP F see KESKIN S Anemia, microcytic, A novel neurological disorder with
ALADJEM M see LAHAT E progressive CNS calcification, deafness, renal tubular
Alcohol, Attention deficits and autistic spectrum prob- acidosis, and, 198
Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology 1997, 39: 845-858 845
Annotations 150
Botulinum toxin treatment in cerebral palsy: interven- Visual agnosia with bilateral temporo-occipital brain
tion with poor evaluation?, 635 lesions in a child with,: a case study, 699
Child with a spinal cord injury, 202 features, cognitive abilities and, Kabuki make-up
Current awareness: spotlight on consciousness - the 1996 (Niikawa—Kuroki) syndrome:, 487
Ronnie Mac Keith Lecture, 54 spectrum problems, Attention deficits and, in children
Does prepregnancy bacterial vaginosis increase a moth- exposed to alcohol during gestation: a follow-up
er’s risk of having a preterm infant with cerebral study, 583
palsy? 836
Epilepsy and prejudice with particular relevance to chil-
dren, 777 B
Fetal habituation: another Pandora's box?, 274 Balance, standing, and walking function, The relation
Memory in utero?, 343 between, in children with spastic cerebral palsy, 106
Monocular vision loss can cause bilateral nystagmus in BALOTTIN U et al.: Clinical characteristics and long-term
young children, 421 outcome of aura in children and adolescents, 26
Postural support systems: their fabrication and funce- BANTA JV: Outcomes research, 357 (E)
tional use, 706 BARABAS G see SOLAN A
Prevalence of mental retardation: a critical view of recent BARBOT C et al.: Pontocerebellar hypoplasia with micro-
literature, 125 cephaly and dyskinesia: report of two cases, 554
Spinal muscular atrophy of childhood: genetics, 419 BARR J see LAHAT E
Temporal lobe seizures, hippocampal sclerosis, and other BAUDIN J see ROTH SC
lesions, 564 BauM M see QUAN A
Worster-Drought syndrome: a severe test of paediatric Bax MCO:
neurodisability services?, 782 Prevention — a complicated story, 789 (E)
Apgar score, low, Neurodevelopmental outcome in babies Quantitative or qualitative research?, 501 (E)
with, from Zimbabwe, 821 Report of a meeting, 141 (E)
APPLETON RE see HuNG JCC The blossoming of child neurology, 1 (E)
ARAKIA see IT0 J-I Unsolved problems, 645 (E)
ARENS LJ et al.: Botulinum toxin A in the hemiplegic What’s the baby like?, 285 (E)
upper limb: a double-blind trial, 491 (L) BEAUCHAMP R see STEINBOK P
ARMSTRONG RW see STEINBOK P BECKUNG E and UVEBRANT P: Dysfunction in childhood
ARNOLD AS et al.: Internal rotation gait: a compensatory epilepsy, 72
mechanism to restore abduction capacity decreased by Behavior, maladaptive, Correlates of, in individuals with
bone deformity, 40 5p-— (cri du chat) syndrome, 752
AROICHANE M see MOTTRON L Behavioral
ARONSON M et al.:Attention deficits and autistic spectrum findings, Neuropsychological, intellectual, and, in
problems in children exposed to alcohol during gesta- patients with centrotemporal spikes with and without
tion: a follow-up study, 583 seizures, 646
ARTS WFM see Carpay HA functioning, cognitive and, The effect of seizure type and
ASARNOW RF et al.: Developmental outcomes in children medication on, in children with idiopathic epilepsy,
receiving resection surgery for medically intractable 731
infantile spasms, 430 Behaviour
Asperger Adaptive and maladaptive, in children with epileptic
disorder, Boys with, exceptional verbal intelligence, tics, encephalopathies: correlation with cerebral glucose
and clumsiness, 691 metabolism, 588
syndrome associated with Steinert’s myotonic dystro- problems, Personality characteristics and, in individuals
phy, 280 (L) of different ages with Williams syndrome, 527
Ataxia, Familial spinocerebellar, and empty sella turcica, BERGSTROM M see FERNELL E
BesaG FMC see Scort RC
Attention deficit BESENSKI N see MEJASKI-BOSNJAK V
and autistic spectrum problems in children exposed to BETZ B see SQUIRES L
alcohol during gestation: a follow-up study, 583 BEUNEN G see WOLF MJ
hyperactivity disorder, somatosensory functioning in BHAKTA P see HACKETT R
children with, 464 BIGLER ED see BOWEN JM
Aura in children and adolescents, Clinical characteristics BIJLEFELD C see WOLF MJ
and long-term outcome of, 26 BILLSON FA see GooD WV
Autism, Possible effects of tetrahydrobiopterin treatment Biotinidase deficiency
in six children with, — clinical and positron emission Late presentation of, with acute visual loss and gait dis-
tomography data:a pilot study, 313 turbance, 830
Autistic :two cases of very early presentation, 832
disorder Birthweight
The changing prevalence of, in a Welsh health district, extremely-low-, children, Longitudinal study of neu-
846 Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology 1997, 39: 845-858
ropsychological outcome in blind, 292 SHORVON SD et al. (Eds): The Treatment of Epilepsy, 69
very-low- SPARSHOTT M: Pain, Distress and the Newborn Baby,712
infants, Duration of transient hyperechoic images of WALLACE HM et al.: Health Care of Women and Children
white matter in,: a proposed classification, 2 in Developing Countries, 70
preterm infants, Effects of intraventricular hemor- WALLACE S (Ed): Epilepsy in Children, 494
rhage and hydrocephalus on the long-term neurobe- WALTER PA ND PoRRINI M (Eds): Nutrition in Pregnancy
havioral development of, 596 and Growth, 426
BISTRITZE T see LAHAT E WIDERSTROM A et al.: Infant Development and Risk, 2nd
BJURE J see EMANUELSON IM Edition, 426
BLAYMORE Ber J-A et al.: Medical and social factors asso- WILSON BA and MCLELLAN DL (Eds): Rehabilitation
ciated with cognitive outcome in individuals with Studies Handbook, 843
myelomeningocele, 263 Bone
BLENNOW G see PALM L deformity, a compensatory mechanism to restore abduc-
BLICHFELDS Ts ee HAAGERUP A tion capacity decreased by, Internal rotation gait:, 40
Blindness, Childhood, in India, the importance of prenatal density and other predictors of fracture risk in children
factors, 449 and adolescents with spastic quadriplegia, 224
BLUMEN 8s ee NISIPEANU P Borcatt! R see BALOTTIN U
BOERSMA ER see KOOPMAN-ESSEBOOM Botulinum toxin A in the hemiplegic upper limb: a double-
BOHATPN s ee FLETCHER JM blind trial, 185
Bonas R see MORTON RE see also, 491 (L)
Books reviewed Botulinum toxin treatment in cerebral palsy: intervention
BOULTON J et al. (Eds): Long Term Consequences of Early with poor evaluation?, 635 (A)
Feeding. Nestlé Nutrition Workshop Series Vol 36,353 BOUDEWYN PETERS AC see CARPAY HA
COHEN DJ and VOLKMAR FR (Eds): Handbook of Autism BowEN J M et al.: Childhood traumatic brain injury: neu-
and Pervasive Developmental Disorders, second edi- rophysiological status at the time of hospital discharge,
tion, 841 17
ComMINGS DE: Search for the Tourette Syndrome and BoyD SG see Scorr RC
Human Behaviour Genetics, 354 BPNA PaPERs: Papers presented at the British Paediatric
ComINGs DE: The Gene Bomb, 208 Neurology Association X XIII Annual Meeting, 347
Cratty BJ and GOLDMAN RL (Eds): Learning Brain
Disabilities: Contemvorary Viewpoints, 494 damage, a modification of a classic EEG by preexisting, ?
FINNIE NR: Handling the Young Child with Cerebral fast-wave periodic complexes in a mentally retarded
Palsy at Home, third edition, 842 child who later developed subacute sclerosing panen-
FREEMAN JM et al. Seizures and Epilepsy in Children:A cephalitis:, 766
Guide for Parents, 353 function in young infants, towards a better understand-
GOLDBERG AL: Acquired Brain Injury in Childhood and ing of a sensitive method to evaluate, assessment of
Adolescence, 209 general movements:, 88
HALL DMB and HILL PD: The Child with a Disability. injury, acquired, among children and adolescents, Com-
Second Edition, 209 puted tomography and single-photon emission com-
JONES CJ: An Introduction to the Nature and Needs of puted tomography as diagnostic tools in, 502
Students with Mild Disabilities: Mild Mental Childhood traumatic,: neurophysiological status at the
Retardation. Behavioural Disorders and Learning time of hospital discharge, 17
Disabilities, 352 Severity of, following neonatal extracorporeal mem-
KING A et al.: The Health of Youth — A Cross-National brane oxygenation and outcome at age 5 years, 441
Survey, 495 lesions, bilateral temporo-occipital, Visual agnosia
LINGAM 8S and NEWTON R: Right from the Start: The Way with, in a child with autistic disorder: a case study,
Parents are Told that Their Child has a Disability, 208 699
Lyon GR and RuMsEY JM (Eds): Neuroimaging: a win- BRAMBLE D: Rapid-acting treatment for a common sleep
dow to the neurological foundations of learning and problem, 543
behaviour in children, 353 BRAMBRING M see GoscH A
MARINO B and PUESCHEL S (Eds): Heart Disease in Bronchopulmonary dysplasia, Long-term grating acuity
Persons with Down Syndrome, 352 and visual-field development in preterm children who
MARMOT ME and WaApDswortH MEJ (Eds): Fetal and experienced, 167
Early Childhood Environment: Long-term Health BROOKSHIRE BL see FLETCHER JM
Implications, 711 BROUWE A see KOOPMAN-ESSEBOOM
NORTH K: Neurofibromatosis Type 1 in Childhood, 711 BROUWER OF see CARPAY HA
PRIOR M: Understanding Specific Learning Difficulties, BRowN JK
494 see LIN J-P
ROBERTON NRC: A Manual of Normal Neonatal Care, They are improved but are they better?, 213 (E)
2nd Edn, 69 BuLAs DI see GLASS P
RONAN T: Cognitive Developmental Therapy with BUNDEY S: Prevalence and type of cerebral palsy, 568 (L)
Children, 842 BURACK GD see MANDELBAUM DE
Index 847
BurRKE CJ et al.: Ischaemic cerebral injury, intrauterine posterior rhizotomy in children with,: a randomized
growth retardation, and placental infarction, 726 clinical trial, 515
BURKE G see LOOMIS JW. Cerebrovascular disease, Variable presentation of, in
BURKE SO see HANDLEY-DERRY M monovulvar twins, 628
Ceroid-lipofuscinosis, neuronal, infantile, EEG and
evoked potentials in, 456
C CHAN A see LEWINDON PJ
Capby E see ROTH SC Changes in prevalence, aetiology, age at detection, and
CASAER P see WOLF MJ associated disabilities in preschool children with hear-
CANDAN G see KESKIN S ing impairment born in Géteborg, 797
Caregivers expectations of services at Baragwanath Childhood traumatic brain injury: neurophysiological sta-
Hospital, Soweto and their understanding of the child’s tus at the time of hospital discharge, 17
disability, 815 Children’s attitudes toward peers with disabilities: the
CARNEIRO G see BARBOT C Israeli perspective, 811
Carpay HA et al.: Disability due to restrictions in child- CHINN S see Rona RJ
hood epilepsy, 521 CHO K see ITo J-I
CATSMAN-BERREVOETS C see VAN MOURIK M CHRISTENSEN MF see HAAGERUP A
Cerebral injury, ischaemic, Intrauterine growth retarda- CIVITELLO LA see GLASS P
tion, and placental infarction, 726 CLARK E see BOWEN J M
erebral palsy CLARKE DJ see DYKENS EM
A comparison of intensive neurodevelopmental therapy CLARKE M see TAWFIK R
plus casting and a regular occupational therapy pro- Clinical characteristics and long-term outcome of aura in
gram for children with, 664 children and adolescents, 26
A preliminary evaluation of ankle orthoses in the man- Clumsiness, Asperger's disorder, exceptional verbal intelli-
agement of children with, 243 gence, tics, and, Boys with, 691
Botulinum toxin treatment in,: intervention with poor COCHRANE DD see STEINBOK P
evaluation?, 635 (A) COFFMAN CE see GLass P
II: correlation with type of, MRI findings in patients Cognition in LND:a two-year follow-up study, 492 (L)
with spastic cerebral palsy, 369 Cognitive
Development and reliability of a system to classify gross abilities and autistic features, Kabuki make-up (Niikawa
motor function in children with, 214 Kuroki) syndrome:, 487
Does prepregnancy bacterial vaginosis increase a moth- and behavioral functioning, The effect of seizure type
ers risk of having a preterm baby with?, 836 and medication on, in children with idiopathic epilep-
Epilepsy in patients with, 659 sy, 731
Equinus deformity in,: recurrence after tendo achillis outcome in individuals with myelomeningocele, Medical
lengthening, 45 and social factors associated with, 263
Intraoperative anaphylaxis due to allergy to latex in CoLAH 8 and TRAUNER DA:Tactile recognition in infantile
children who have,: a report of six cases, 194 nephropathic cystinosis, 409
Measuring anteversion and femoral neck-shaft angle in, COMMARE MC et al.:The outcome of walking in stable neu-
113 romuscular deficiencies, 253
Oxygen cost, walking speed, 2nd perceived exertion in Computed tomography and single-photon emission com-
children with, when walking with anterior and poste- puted tomography as diagnostic tools in acquired brain
rior walkers, 671 injury among children and adolescents, 502
Prevalence and type of, in a British ethnic community: Conduct-disordered children, hyperactive and, Test of two
the role of consanguinity, 259 views of impulsivity in, 574
see also, 658 (L) Congenital developmental coordination disorder, children
~ the transition from youth to adulthood, 336 with, Visual-perceptual and phonological factors in the
Using motor milestones as a multistep process to screen acquisition of literacy among, 158
preterm infants for, 12 CONNOLLY KJ see LEUNG PWL
spastic Consanguinity, the role of, prevalence and type of cerebral
A hypothesis for the aetiology of, — the vanishing twin, palsy in a British ethnic community:, 259
292 CORDERO JF see YEARGIN-ALLSOPP M
MRI findings in patients with. CORKERY A see TRENEMAN M
I: correlation with gestational age at birth, 363 Correlates of maladaptive behavior in individuals with 5p—
II: correlation with type of cerebral palsy, 369 (cri du chat) syndrome, 752
The relation between standing balance and walking Corry IS et al.: Botulinum toxin Ain the hemiplegic
function in children with, 106 upper limb: a double-blind trial, 185
spastic diplegic Corry P see SINHA G
A randomized clinical trial to compare selective poste- COSGROVE AP see Corry IS
‘ rior rhizotomy plus physiotherpay with physiothera- Cowey A: Current awareness: spotlight on consciousness -
py alone in children with, 178 the 1996 Ronnie Mac Keith Lecture, 54 (A)
Therapeutic electrical stimulation following selective Cox T see TAYLOR HM
848 Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology 1997, 39: 845-858
CRAYTHORNE CB see DELFICO AJ nation problems:, 790
(Cri du chat), 5p—, syndrome, outcomes in children receiving resection surgery for med-
Correlates of maladaptive behavior in individuals with, ically intractable infantile spasms, 430
752 DiAs L see VANKOSKIS
Families of children with,: familial stress and sibling DicKsON A see TAWFIK R
reactions, 757 Dioxin exposure, PCB and, Newborn infants diagnosed as
CUDDEFORD TJ et al.: Energy consumption in children neurologically abnormal with relation to, and their thy-
with myelomeningocele: a comparison between recipro- roid-hormone status, 785 (L)
cating gait orthosis and hip—knee—ankle—foot orthosis Disabilities, Children’s attitudes toward peers with:, the
ambulators, 239 Israeli perspective, 811
Current articles, 139, 569, 641, 786, 844 Disability, Caregivers’ expectations of services at
CYNN V see ASARNOW RF Baragwanath Hospital, Soweto and their understand-
Cystic leukomalacia, Early cerebral proton MRS and neu- ing of the child’s, 815
rodevelopmental outcome in infants with, 373 DOBSON V see HARVEY EM
Cystinosis, infantile nephropathic, Tactile recognition in, DoERS T et al.: The progression of untreated lumbar
409 kyphosis and the compensatory thoracic lordosis in
Cysts, Resolution of subependymal, in neonatal holocar- myelomeningocele, 326
boxylase synthetase deficiency, 267 Does walking speed influence the time pattern of muscle
activation in normal children?, 803
Dopa-responsive childhood dystonia: a forme fruste with
D writer's cramp, triggered by exercise, 49
DALTON RN see RAHMAN S DORMANS JP see DELFICOA J
DAMMAN O and LEVITON A: DOWDNEY Ls ee TRENEMAN M
Duration of transient hyperechoic images of white mat- DUBOWITZ V see QUINLIVAN RM
ter in very-low-birthweight infants: a proposed classi- DuFFy CM et al.:The influence of flexed-knee gait on the
fication, 2 energy cost of walking in children, 234
Does prepregnancy bacterial vaginosis increase a moth- DuvVAL-BEAUPERE G see COMMARE MC
er’s risk of having a preterm infant with cerebral DYKENS EM and CLARKE DJ: Correlates of maladaptive
palsy ?, 836 behavior in individuals with 5p— (cri du chat) syn-
DARIN N et al.: Changes in prevalence, aetiology, age at drome, 752
detection, and associated disabilities in preschool chil- Dysautonomia, familial, Taste and smell in, 393
dren with hearing impairment born in Géteborg, 797 Dyskinesia, Pontocerebellar hypoplasia with micro-
DAVIDSON KC see FLETCHER JM cephaly and,: report of two cases, 554
DE Groot L see PLANTINGA Y Dysplasia, fibromuscular, of the internal carotid artery in
DE VRIES LS a child with alpha-1-antitrypsin deficiency, 827
see Groenendaal F Dystonia, childhood, dopa-responsive,: a forme fruste
see Pierrat V with writer's cramp, triggered by exercise, 49
DECARIE J-C see MOTTRON L
DECOUFLE Ps ee YEARGIN-ALLSOPP M
Deglutition apnoea as indicator of maturation of suckle E
feeding in bottle-fed preterm infants, 534 E Lahat replies to‘Visual Evoked Potentials: a Diagnostic
DELFIcOAJ et al.: Intraoperative anaphylaxis due to aller- Test for Migraine Headache in Children’ ,491 (L)
gy to latex in children who have cerebral palsy:a report EAVES LC see Ho HH
of six cases, 194 Editorials
DELP SL Exotic perspectives and salient cases, 429
see ARNOLDA S Outcomes research, 357
see RIEWALD SA -artnerships: challenges and rewards, 573
DEMSKY A see WEGLAGE J Prevention — a complicated story, 789
DEONNA T et al.: Dopa-responsive childhood dystonia: a Quantitative or qualitative research, 501
forme fruste with writer's cramp, triggered by exercise, 49 Report of meeting, 141
DERRICK EJ see HANDLEY-DERRY M Telling is not always answering, 71
DETREMBLEUR C et al.: Does walking speed influence the The blossoming of child neurology, 1
time pattern of muscle activation in normal children?, They are improved but are they better?, 213
803 Unsolved problems, 645
Developmental What’s the baby like?, 285
coordination disorder, Covert orienting of visuospatial EKEN P
attention in children with, 736 see GROENENDAAL F
disabilities, Treatment of multiple sleep problems in chil- see PIERRAT V
dren with,: faded bedtime with response ccst versus EKMARK E see QUAN A
bedtime scheduling, 414 EL ABD S et al.: Agenesis of the corpus callosum in Turner
lag hypothesis, exploring the, Inter- and intrasensory syndrome with ring X, 119
modality matching in children with hand-eye coordi- ELMES H see FLETCHER-FLINN C
Index 849
ELLERMUNTER H see SOLDER B Correlates of maladaptive behavior in individuals with,
ELLiotr J see CUDDEFORDT J 752
ELLioTTT see ASARNOW RF Families of children with,: familial stress and sibling
ELLIS RE reactions, 757
see HANLON MB FLACK FC see HANLON MB
see MORTON RE FLETCHER JM et al.: Effects of intraventricular hemor-
ELruMI M and SULLIVAN PB: Nutritional management of rhage and hydrocephalus on the long-term neurobehav-
the disabled child: the role of percutaneous endoscopic ioral development of preterm very-low-birthweight
gastrostomy, 66 (A) infants, 596
EMANUELSON IM et al.: Computed tomography and single- FLETCHER-FLINN C et al.: Visual-perceptual and phono-
photon emission computed tomography as diagnostic logical factors in the acquisition of literacy among chil-
tools in acquired brain injury among children and ado- dren with congenital developmental coordination disor-
lescents, 502 der, 158
Encephalopathies, epileptic, Adaptive and maladaptive FORSSBERG H and TEpDROFF AB: Botulinum toxin treat-
behaviour in children with,: correlation with cerebral ment in cerebral palsy: intervention with poor evalua-
glucose metabolism, 588 tion?, 635 (A)
Enuresis, nocturnal, Determinants of, in England and Foix—Chavany—Marie syndrome, Pure congenital, 696
Scotland in the ’90s, 677 FOSTER A see RAHI JS
Epidemiology and clinical manifestations of hamstring FRANCIS DJ see FLETCHER JM
muscle and plantar foot flexor shortening, 481 FRASER WI see WEBB EVJ
Epilepsy, FREELING RP see CUDDEFORDT J
childhood
Disability due to restrictions in, 521
Dysfunction in, 72 G
idiopathic, The effect of seizure type and medication on GABREELS FJM
cognitive and behavioral functioning in children with, see KERSEMAEKERS WM
731 see ROELEVELD N
in patients with cerebral palsy, 659 Gait
Equinus deformity in cerebral palsy: recurrence after analysis by measuring ground forces in children: changes
tendo achillis lengthening, 45 to an adaptive gait pattern between the ages of one
ERIKSSON KJ and KolvikKko MJ: Status epilepticus in and three years, 228
children: aetiology, treatment, and outcome, 652 disturbance, Late presentation of biotinidase deficiency
ESHEL G see LAHAT E with acute visual loss and, 830
EvANS M: Labyrinth: a poem, 278 flexed-knee, The influence of, on the energy cost of walk-
Eye movement abnormalities in a case of Tourette syn- ing in children, 234
drome, 270 GALUPPI B see PALISANO R
GANESAN V et al.: Variable presentation of cerebrovascular
disease in monovulvar twins, 628
F GARDNER M see BOWEN JM
FABER JAJ see HANLO PW Gastrostomy
Febrile Caregivers’ perceptions following, in severely disabled
convulsions in selected large families: a single-major- children with feeding problems, 746
locus mode of inheritance?, 79 endoscopic The role of percutaneous,: nutritional man-
seizures in a South Indian District: incidence and associ- agement of the disabled child, 66 (A)
ations, 380 GEDDES Ls ee BLAYMORE BIER J-A
Feeding Genetics, spinal muscular atrophy of childhood:, 419 (A)
ability in Rett syndrome, 331 GENNAT H see GoscH A
problems, Caregivers’ perceptions following gastrostomy Gestational age at birth, I: correlation with. MRI findings
in severely disabled children with, 746 in patients with spastic cerebral palsy, 363
suckle, in bottle-fed preterm infants, Deglutition apnoea GHIKA J see DEONNAT
as indicator of maturation of, 534 GILBERCTE see RAHI JS
FENSON AH see ROBINSON RO GILLBERG C
FERNELL E et al.: Possible effects of tetrahydrobiopterin see ARONSON M
treatment in six children with autism — clinical and see FERNELL E
positron emission tomography data: a pilot study, 313 GLAss P et al.: Severity of brain injury following neonatal
FERRIE CD et al.: Adaptive and maladaptive behaviour in extracorporeal membrane oxygenation and outcome at
children with epileptic encephalopathies: correlation age 5 years, 441
with cerebral glucose metabolism, 588 Glucose metabolism, cerebral, correlation with, Adaptive
Fibromuscular dysplasia of the internal carotid artery in and maladaptive behaviour in children with epileptic
a child with alpha-1l-antitrypsin deficiency, 827 encephalopathies:, 588
FISHER WW see P1Azza CC GODATH N et al.: Taste and smell in familial dysautono-
5p-— (cri du chat) syndrome, mia, 393
850 Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology 1997, 39: 845-858
GOLDSCHMIDT RB see ARENS LJ Hand-—eye coordination problems:, Inter- and intrasenso-
GoocH J see BOWEN JM ry modality matching in children with, exploring the
GoobD WV et al.: Monocular vision loss van cause bilateral developmental lag hypothesis, 790
nystagmus in young children, 421 (A) HANDLEY- DERRY M et al.: Intrapartum fetal asphyxia and
GOOSKENS RHJM see HANLO PW the occurrence of minor deficits in 4- to 8-year-old chil-
GORDON CR see GADOTH N dren, 508
GORDON N HANLO PW et al.: The effect of intracranial pressure on
and SILLANPAA M: Epilepsy and prejudice with myelination and the relationship with neurodevelop-
particular relevance to childhood, 777 (A) ment in infantile hydrocephalus2,8 6
Pyridoxine dependency: an update, 63 (A) HANLON MBet al.: Deglutition apnoea as indicator of matu-
Rasmussen's encephalitis, 133 (A) ration of suckle feeding in bottle-fed preterm infants, 534
Temporal lobe seizures, hippocampal sclerosis, and other HANNER Ps ee DARIN N
lesions, 564 (A) HARA T see YOSHIMURA M
GoscH A HARCKE HT see MILLER F
and PANKAU R: Personality characteristics and behav- HARRIS CM see NARITA AS
iour problems in individuals of different ages with HARRISON MJ see HAINSWORTH F
Williams syndrome, 527 HARTVIG P see FERNELL E
et al.: Longitudinal study of neuropsychological outcome HARVEY EM
in blind extremely-low-birthweight children2,9 7 et al.: Grating acuity and visual-field development in
GRAHAM HK children with intraventricular hemorrhage, 305
see CORRY IS et al.: Long-term grating acuity and visual-field develop-
see DuFFY CM ment in preterm children who experienced bron-
GRANT AD see SALA DA chopulmonary dysplasia, 167
Grating acuity HAYAKAWA F see OKUMURA A
and visual-field development in children with intraven- Head circumference at 4 years, neurodevelopmental out-
tricular hemorrhage, 305 come and, Relation of deranged neonatal cerebral
Long-term, and visual-field development in preterm chil- oxidative metabolism with, 718
dren who experienced bronchopulmonary dysplasia, HEALY A et al.: Postural support systems: their fabrication
167 and functional use, 706 (A)
GRIEVINK EF see PETERS SAF Hearing impairment, Changes in prevalence, aetiology, age
GROENENDAAL F et al.: Early cerebral proton MRS and at detection, and associated disabilities in preschool
neurodevelopmental outcome in infants with cystic children with, born in Géteborg, 797
leukomalacia, 373 HEAVILON J see DOERST
Gross motor function in children with cerebral palsy, Helicobacter pylori in an institution for disabled children
Development and reliability of a system to classify, 214 in Hong Kong, 682
Growth retardation, intrauterine, ischaemic cerebral Hemiplegic upper limb, Botulinum toxin A in the,: a dou-
injury, and placental infarction, 726 ble-blind trial, 185
Guillain-Barré syndrome, Myositis ossificans complicat- see also, 491 (L)
ing severe, 775 HENDERSON RC: Bone density and other predictors of
GUTHRIE D see ASARNOW RF fracture risk in children and adolescents with spastic
GUTMAN Rsee NAss R quadriplegia, 224
HEPPER PG
Fetal habituation: another Pandora’s box ?, 274 (A)
H Memory in utero?, 343 (A)
HAAGERUP A et al.: Biotinidase deficiency: two cases of HERSH JH see WILLIAMS PG
very early presentation, 832 HERVAS A see WEBB EVJ
HACKETT L see HACKETT R Hitt AE see Durry CM
HACKETT R et al.: Febrile seizures in a South Indian dis- Ho HH and Eaves’ LC: Kabuki make-up
trict: incidence and associations, 380 (Niikawa—Kuroki) syndrome: cognitive abilities and
HADDERS-ALGRA M et al.: Assessment of general move- autistic features, 487
ments: towards a better understanding of a sensitive Hopapp RM et al.: Families of children with 5p— (cri du
method to evaluate brain function in young infants, 88 chat) syndrome: familial stress and sibling reactions,
HADJICHRISTODOULCO Use e HADJIPANAYIS A 757
HADJIPANAYIS A et al.: Epilepsy in patients with cerebral HOLLOWELL JG see YEARGIN-ALLSOPP M
palsy, 659 HOwWLIN Ps ee ELABDS
HAGBERG B see ARONSON M Hoyt CS see GooD WV
HAINSWORTH F et al.: A preliminary evaluation of ankle HUISMAN M see KOOPMAN-ESSEBOOM
orthoses in the management of children with cerebral Hung JCC and APPLETON RE: Myositis ossificans compli-
palsy, 243 cating severe Guillain—Barré syndrome, 775
HALL D: Otitis media with effusion, 280 (L) Hunt GM and PALMER C: The median survival time in
HAMASAKI N see YOSHIMURA M open spina bifida, 568 (L)
HAMMOND J see TRENEMAN M Hydrocephalus
Index 851
Effects of intraventricular hemorrhage and, on the long- inducer in catabolic conditions?, 174
term neurobehavioral development of preterm very- KESTLE JRW see STEINBOK P
low-birthweight infants, 596 KILLEN H see HANDLEY-DERRY M
spina bifida and, Neuroradiological assessment of Kim E see BLAYMORE BIER J-A
visuoperceptual disturbance in children with, 385 KIMURA K see KONISHI Y
infantile, The effect of intracranial pressure on myelina- Kinematics, pelvic and hip, The influence of forearm
tion and the relationship with neurodevelopment in, crutches on, in children with myelomeningocele: don’t
286 throw away the crutches, 614
Hyperactive and conduct-disordered children, Test of two KING G see LAW M
views of impulsivity in, 574 KIRKHAM FJ see GANESAN V
Hypoplasia, Pontocerebellar, with microcephaly and KLAEGER K see GOOD WV
dyskinesia: report of two cases, 554 KLEMMs A see PREISS
KLIP-VAN DEN NIEUWENDIJK AWJ see HADDERS-ALGRA M
KOEDA O see YOSHIMURA M
I KOIVIKKO MJ see ERIKSSON KJ
Impulsivity, Test of two views of, in hyperactive and con- KoMATTU AV see ARNOLD AS
duct-disordered children, 574 KONISHI Y et al.: Laterality of finger movements in
Infarction, placental, Ischaemic cerebral injury, preterm infants, 248
intrauterine growth retardation, and, 726 KONISHI K see KONISHI Y
INGVALDSON RP see SIGMUNDSSON H KOOPMAN-ESSEBOOM C et al.: Newborn infants diagnosed
Instructions for contributors, 282, 496, 713 as neurologically abnormal with relation to PCB and diox-
Intellectual, neuropsychological, and behavioral findings in exposure and their thyroid-hormone status, 785 (L)
in patients with centrotemporal spikes with and with- KORCZYN AD see NISIPEANU P
out seizures, 646 KRAMER LA see FLETCHER JM
Inter- and intrasensory modality matching in children KUMMER FJ see SALA DA
with hand-eye coordination problems: exploring the KUNO K see OKUMURA A
developmental lag hypothesis, 790 KURLEMANN G see WEGLAGE J
Intraventricular hemorrhage, grating acuity and visual- KURUVILLA A see NARAYAN SK
field development in children with, 305
ISAACS E see GANESAN V
Ischaemic cerebral injury, intrauterine growth retarda- L
tion, and placental infarction, 726 LABRECQUE R see MOTTRON L
Iro J-I et al.: Neuroradiological assessment of visuoper- LACHAR Ds ee FLETCHER JM
ceptual disturbance in children with spina bifida and LAHAT E
hydrocephalus, 385 et al.: Visual evoked potentials - a diagnostic test for
migraine headache in children, 85
E Lahat replies, 491 (L)
J LAI JIN-SHIN see LIAO HuA-FANG
JAMBAQUE I see MOTTRON L LAKE BD see ROBINSON RO
JAN JE see GooD WV LANDRY SH see FLETCHER JM
JASCHKE W see SOLDER B LANGSTROM B see FERNELL E
JAVORNISKY JG see Loomis JW LANZI G see BALOTTIN U
JENG SUH-FANG see LIAO HuA-FANG LAPPI M see VANHANEN S-L
JOHAL K see RoTH SC LASK B see NARITA AS
JOZWIAK M et al.: The epidemiology and clinical manifes- Late presentation of biotinidase deficiency with acute
tations of hamstring muscle and plantar foot flexor visual loss and gait disturbance, 830
shortening, 481 Lau D see LEWINDON PJ
LAW M et al.: A comparison of intensive neurodevelop-
mental therapy plus casting and a regular occupation-
K al therapy program for children with cerebral palsy,
Kabuki make-up (Niikawa—Kuroki) syndrome: cognitive 664
abilities and autistic features, 487 LEARY PM see ARENS LJ
Kaitz M see PARUSH S Leukoencephalopathy, Megalencephalic,: a further case of
KAPLAN JC see QUINLIVAN RM a new neurodegenerative white matter disease, 561
KAssIS B see COMMARE MC LEUNG PWL and CoNNOLLY KJ: Test of two views of
KATO T see OKUMURAA impulsivity in hyperactive and conduct-disordered chil-
KELLEY R see SQUIRES L dren, 574
KERR A see MORTON RE LEVENE MI see SINHA G
KERSEMAEKERS WM ci ai.: Neurodevelopment in off- LEVITON A see DAMMAN O
spring of hairdressers, 358 LEWINDON PJ et al.: Helicobacter pylori in an institution
KESKIN S et al.: Could L-carnitin’ be an acute energy for disabled children in Hong Kong, 682
Li Lsee RoNA RJ
852 Developmental Medicine &- Child Neurology 1997, 39: 845-858
LIANG Y see MILLER F young adults with circadian sleep-wake disturbances,
LIAO HuA-FANG et al.:The relation between standing bal- 319
ance and walking function in children with spastic cere- MELO J see BARBOT C
bral palsy, 106 Mental retardation, The prevalence of,: a critical view of
LIEBLING J see BLAYMORE BIER J-A recent literature, 125 (A)
LILJA A see FERNELL E among 10-year-old children, Metropolitan Atlanta, 1985
Lin J-P et al.: Soleus muscle length, stretch reflex to 1987, Reported biomedical causes and associated
excitability, and the contractile properties of muscle in medical conditions for, 142
children and adults: a study of the functional joint Mentally retarded child, Fast-wave periodic complexes in
angle, 469 a, who later developed subacute sclerosing panen-
Linpsay A see LOOMIS JW cephalitis: a modification ofa classic EEG by preexist-
LND, Cognition in: a two-year follow-up study, 492 (L) ing brain damage?, 766
Lo PREsTIC see ASARNOW RF MERLO M see MILLER F
LogBo S see WEBB EVJ MERT M see KESKINS
LooMIs JW et al.: Relations between family environment Microcephaly and dyskinesia, Pontocerebellar hypoplasia
and adjustment outcomes in young adults with spina with,: report of two cases, 554
bifida, 620 Migraine headache in children, a diagnostic test for, Visual
Low JA see HANDLEY-DERRY M evoked potentials - , 85
Lumbar kyphosis, The progression of untreated, and the see also 491 (L)
compensatory thoracic lordosis in myelomeningocele, MILLER F et al.: Measuring anteversion and femoral neck-
326 shaft angle in cerebral palsy, 113
LuNA B see HARVEY EM MILLER K see PREISS
MINEAU S see MOTTRON L
MINFORD J see MORTON RE
M MINNS RA see OMAR FZ
MADIGAN C see FERRIEC D MIRANDA A see COMMARE MC
MAEGAKI Y see YOSHIMURA M MiyamotoA see ITo J-I
MAGNUSSON M see CUDDEFORDT J MONAHAN JJ see LooMIS JW
MAHER J and McLACHLAN R: Febrile convulsions in MoorCe s ee VANKOSKIS
selected large families: a single-major-locus mode of MORALES Y see BLAYMORE BIER J-A
inheritance? , 79 Morv7on RE et al.:
MAISEY MN see FERRIE CD Feeding ability in Rett syndrome, 331
MANDELBAUM DE and BuRACK GD: The effect of seizure Respiration patterns during feeding in Rett syndrome,
type and medication on cognitive and behavioral func- 607
tioning in children with idiopathic epilepsy, 731 MoTTRON L et al.: Visual agnosia with bilateral temporo-
MANONMANI V and OUVRIER R: Intravenous immunoglob- occipital brain lesions in a child with autistic disorder:
ulin treatment in childhood Guillain-Barré syndrome , a case study, 699
425 (L) MRI
MARSDEN PK see FERRIEC D appearances, Progressive facial hemiatrophy:, 484
MARTIJN A see HADDERS-ALGRA M findings in patients with spastic cerebral palsy.
MARUFF Ps ee WILSON PH I: correlation with gestational age at birth, 363
MASINO LL see HoDAPP RM II: correlation with type of cerebral palsy, 369
Mass E see GADOTH N MRS, cerebral proton, Early, and neurodevelopmental
MATTHEWS W see SOLAN A outcome in infants with cystic leukomalacia, 373
MATTSSON E and ANDERSSON C: Oxygen cost, walking Murpuy CC see YEARGIN-ALLSOPP M
speed, and perceived exertion in children with cerebral Muscle
palsy when walking with anterior and posterior walk- activation, Does walking speed influence the time pat-
ers, 671 tern of, in normal children?, 803
MaAyR U see SOLDER B hamstring, and plantar foot flexor shortening, The epi-
McCLEAN D see Corry IS demiology and clinical manifestations of, 481
McKENZIE BE see WILSON PH length, Soleus, stretch reflex excitability, and the con-
also see SKORJI V tractile properties of muscle in children and adults: a
McLacHLAN R see MAHER J study of the functional joint angle, 469
McLAUGHLIN JF: Exotic perspectives and salient cases, power regulation, Hand function in low-risk preterm
429 (E) infants: its relation with, 6
ME O'Regan replies to ‘Nasal rather than Rectal Muscular dystrophy, Absence of alpha-sarcogiycan and
Benzodiazepines in the Management of Acute novel missense mutations in the alpha-sarcoglycan gene
Childhood Seizures’, 137 (L) in a young British girl with, 770
MEJASKI-BOSNJAK V AND BESENSKI N: Megalencephalic Mutism, Complex orofacial movements and the disappear-
leukoencephalopathy: a further case of a new neurode- ance of cerebellar,: report of five cases, 686
generative white matter disease, 561 Myelomeningocele
Melatonin treatment, Long-term, in blind children and Energy consumption in children with,: a comparison
Index 853
between reciprocating gait orthosis and NISIPEANU P et al.: Pure congenital Foix—Chavany—Marie
hip—knee—ankle—foot orthosis ambulators, 239 syndrome, 696
Medical and social factors associated with cognitive out- Nutritional management of the disabled child: the role of
come in individuals with, 263 percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy, 66 (A)
Progression of untreated lumbar kyphosis and the com- Nystagmus, bilateral, in young children, monocular vision
pensatory thoracic lordosis in, 326 loss can cause, 421 (A)
The influence of forearm crutches on pelvic and hip kine-
matics in children with,: don’t throw away the crutch-
es, 614 O
Myositis ossificans complicating severe Guillain-Barré OKUBO K see YOSHIMURA M
syndrome, 775 OKUMURA A et al.:
MRI findings in patients with spastic cerebral palsy.
I: correlation with gestational age at birth, 363
N [1:c orrelation with type of cerebral palsy, 369
NADIR Es ee LAHAT E OLESEN J: International headache society classification
NARAYAN SK et al.: Fast-wave periodic complexes in a and diagnostic criteria in children: a proposal for revi-
mentally retarded child who later developed subacute sion, 138 (L)
sclerosing panencephalitis: a modification of a classic OMAR FZ et al.: Neurobrucellosis in childhood: six new
EKG by pre-existing brain damage?, 766 cases and a review of the literature, 762
NariTA AS et al.: Eye movement abnormalities in a case of O’ REGAN M: ME O'Regan repties to‘ Nasal rather than rec-
Tourette syndrome, 270 tal benzodiazepines in the management of acute child-
Nass R and GuTMAN R: Boys with Asperger's disorder, hood seizures’, 137 (L)
exceptional verbal intelligence, tics, and clumsiness, Orofacial movements, Complex, and the disappearance of
691 cerebellar mutism: report of five cases, 686
Neurobrucellosis in childhood: six new cases and a review Otitis media
of the literature, 762 early, the contribution of risk factors to the effect of, with
Neurodevelopment in offspring of hairdressers, 358 effusion on later language, reading and spelling, 31
Neurodevelopmental outcome with effusion, 280 (L)
and head circumference at 4 years, relation of deranged OUVRIER R see MANONMANI V
neonatal oxidative metabolism with, 718
early cerebral proton MRS and, in infants with cystic
leukomalacia, 373 ,
in babies with a low Apgar score from Zimbabwe, 821 PALISANO R et al.: Development and reliability of as ystem
Neurodisability services, a severe test of paediatric?, the to classify gross motor function in children with cere-
Worster- Drought syndrome:, 782 (A) bral palsy, 214
Neurological disorder, a novel, with progressive CNS calci- PALM L et al.: Long-term melatonin treatment in blind
fication, deafness, renal tubular acidosis, and microcyt- children and young adults with circadian sleep-wake
ic anemia, 198 disturbances3,1 9
Neurologically abnormal, newborn infants diagnosed as, PALMER C see HUNT GM
with relation to PCB and dioxin exposure and their thy- -anencephalitis, subacute sclerosing, fast-wave periodic
roid-hormone status, 785 (L) complexes in a mentally retarded child who later devel-
Neuromuscular deficiencies, the outcome of waiking in oped,: a modification of a classic EEG by preexisting
stable, 253 brain damage?, 766
Neurophysiological PANKAU R see GoscH A
intellectual, and behavioral findings in patients with cen- PAPERO PH see GLASS P
trotemporal spikes with and without seizures, 646 PARUSH S§ et al.: Somatosensory functioning in children
status at the time of hospital discharge, childhood trau- with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, 464
matic brain injury:, 17 PATTON MA see ELABDS
Neuroradiological assessment of visuoperceptual distur- PauL M and ALLINGTON-SMITH P: Asperger syndrome
bance in children with spina bifida and hydrocephalus, associated with Steinert’s myotonic dystrophy, 280
385 (L)
NEVILLE B PAYTON DJ see BURKE CJ
The Worster-Drought syndrome: a severe test of paedi- PEACOCK WJ see ASARNOW RF
atric neurodisability services?, 782 (A) PEPIN J-P see MOTTRON L
see ScoTT RC PETERS SAF et al.:The contribution of risk factors to the
see VAN MOuRIK M effect of early otitis media with effusion on later lan-
Newborn infants diagnosed as neurologically abnormal guage, reading and spelling, 31
with relation to PCB and dioxin exposure and their thy- PERDOCK J see PLANTINGA Y
roid-hormone status, 785 (L) PHAROAH POD
(Niikawa—Kuroki), Kabuki make-up, syndrome: cognitive and CooKE RWI:A hypothesis for the aetiology of spas-
abilities and autistic features, 487 tic cerebral palsy — the vanishing twin, 292
NILsson D see BOWEN JM see STEVENSON C
854 Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology 1997, 39: 845-858