Developmental Medicine and Child Neurology 2001: Vol 43 Index

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Volume 43 2001
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
1-72 289-360 No. 9 077-648
73-144 361-4382 No. 10 649-720
145-216 433-504 No. 11 721-792
217-288 505-576 No. 12 793-864
A Advances in the treatment of lysosomal storage disease, 639 (A)
AIONA MD
2nd to 4th digit ratio and autism, The, 160
see BUCKON CE
Abilities and attainment in Smith-Magenis syndrome, 823
Abnormal developmental patterns of suck and swallow see SIENKO THOMAS §
AKEFELDT A ET AL.: Cerebrospinal fluid neuropeptide Y in
rhythms during feeding in preterm infants with bron-
Prader-Willi syndrome, 286 (L)
chopulmonary dysplasia, 454
AKPEDE GO: Akpede replies, 502 (L)
ABOU-KHALIL B S@@ THIRUMALAI S
ALARCON G See@ IRWIN K
ABU-ARAFEH I S@@ CALLAGHAN M
ALBRIGHT AL ET AL.: Intrathecal baclofen for generalized
Accommodative esotropia: an unrecognized cause of hemi-
dystonia, 652
facial spasm in children, 552
Alcohol, Brain dysmorphology in individuals with severe
Acupuncture see a/so SVEDBERG L ET AL., 358 (L)
prenatal, exposure, 148
Acute encephalopathy as a primary manifestation of
ALEXANDER J S@@ APPLETON R
haemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis, 555
ALKAWAF R S@@ GORMALLY S
Addendum 142
ANDERSEN JB ET AL.: Dramatic improvement of severe acute dis-
ADHD
seminated encephalomyelitis after treatment with intra-
Attentional and neuromotor deficits in, 172
venous immunoglobulin in a three-year-old boy, 136 (L)
Is increased D2 receptor availability associated with
ANDERSON V S@e@ JACOBS R
response to stimulant medication in, 755
ANDERSSON C and MATTSSON E: Adults with cerebral palsy: a
Neurocognitive stability in Asperger syndrome, and
survey describing problems, needs, and resources, with
reading and writing disorder: a pilot study, 165
special emphasis on locomotion, 76
Sensory modulation dysfunction in children with, 399
Angelman syndrome
ADKINS R S@@ MAGILL-EVANSJ
see alsO OSTERGAARD JR, 718 (L)
Adolescence and after, 435 (E)
evolution of the phenotype in adolescents and adults, 476
Adult outcome of childhood learning disability, 634 (A)
ANKER S S€@ ATKINSON J
Adults with cerebral palsy: a survey describing problems, needs,
Ankle-—foot orthosis, Comparison of three, configurations
and resources, with special emphasis on locomotion, 76
for children with spastic hemiplegia, 371
Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology 2001, 43: 851-864 851
Annotations Auditory function at 14 years of age of very-low-birthweight
Adult outcome of childhood learning disability, 634 children, 191
Advances in the treatment of lysosomal storage disease, 639 Autism
Defining learning disability: what place does intelligence 2nd to 4th digit ratio and, The, 160
testing have now?, 570 Fetal valproate syndrome and,: additional evidence of an
Effects of neurodevelopmental treatment (NDT) for association, 202
cerebral palsy: an AACPDM evidence report, 778 Low levels of insulin-like growth factor-I in cerebrospinal
Epilepsy in cerebral palsy, 712 fluid in children with, 614
Facial electromyography in newborn and young infants Autistic
with congenital facial weakness, 421 disorders in Down syndrome: background factors and
General movement assessment as a method of develop- clinical correlates, 750
mental neurology: new paradigms and their con- features in Cohen syndrome: a preliminary report, 692
sequences. The 1999 Ronnie Mac Keith Lecture, 836 spectrum disorders in MObius sequence: a comprehensive
Hereditary vitamin-E deficiency, 133 study of 25 individuals, 338
Intelligence and Duchenne muscular dystrophy: Full-Scale,
Verbal, and Performance intelligence quotients, 497 B
Intrauterine growth retardation, general movements, and BADAWI N S@@ BLAIR E
neurodevelopmental outcome: a review, 61 BAGLIETTO MG ET AL.: Neuropsychological disorders related to
Magnetic resonance in childhood white-matter disorders. interictal epileptic discharges during sleep in benign
The 2001 Ronnie Mac Keith Lecture, 705 epilepsy of childhood with centrotemporal or Rolandic
Management of cerebral palsy: equinus gait, 563 spikes, 407
Management of constipation in children with disabilities, BAIRD G
829 see IRWIN K
Physical fitness levels of persons with cerebral palsy, 208 see ROBINSON RO
Pyridoxine-dependent and pyridoxine-responsive see SCRUTTON D
seizures, 416 BAKHEIT AMO ET AL.: Safety profile and efficacy of botulinum
Recent advances in cortical visual impairment, 56 toxin A (Dysport) in children with muscle spasticity, 234
Review of four tests of gross motor development, 279 Balance, Test-retest reliability of, tests in children with
Sudden unexpected death in epilepsy, 354 cerebral palsy, 180
Vigabatrin, 833 BALSLEV T S@@ @STERGAARD JR
BANTA J: Athletics for people with disabilities, 147 (E)
Anophthalmos, Clinical findings, consanguinity, and pedi-
BAR-HAMBURGER R S@€@ ORNOY A
grees in children with, southern India, 392
BARBATO JH S€@ GRILLO E
Anorexia nervosa, Regional cerebral blood flow in weight-
BARE A ET AL.: Independent ambulators with high sacral
restored,: a preliminary study, 239
myelomeningocele: the relation between walking
ANSLOW P See SCOTT RB
kinematics and energy consumption, 16
Antiepileptic drugs see also OSTERGAARD JR, 718 (L)
BARLAS O S@@ ONAL C
APPLETON R
BARON-COHEN S$ S@@ MANNING JT
ET AL.: Gabapentin as add-on therapy in children with
BARR RG S@€@ GORMALLY S
refractory partial seizures: a 24-week, multicentre,open-
BARRY MJ S@@ ALBRIGHT AL
label study, 269
BARTONEK A and SARASTE H: Factors influencing ambulation in
see SMITH M
myelomeningocele: a cross-sectional study, 253
ARCHIBALD SL ET AL.: Brain dysmorphology in individuals with
BATES G S@e BESCOBY-CHAMBERS N
severe prenatal alcohol exposure, 148
BATTAGLIA FM S@@ BAGLIETTO MG
Architecture of the medial gastrocnemius in children with
BAX M
spastic diplegia, 796
A conference postponed, 723 (E)
Are families with adolescents and young adults with cerebral
Adolescence and after, 435 (E)
palsy the same as other families?, 466
Does ‘therapy’ have a future?, 3 (E)
Asperger syndrome, Neurocognitive stability in, ADHD, and
Endeavours of parents, 291 (E)
reading and writing disorder: a pilot study, 165
European Academy of Childhood Disability at Goteborg,
Assessment of upper-limb function and movement in
579 (E)
children with cerebral palsy wearing lycra garments, 384
What’s in a name?, 75 (E)
ATAVCI S S€@ ILGIN N
BAXTER P
Athletics for people with disabilities, 147 (E)
Pyridoxine-dependent and pyridoxine-responsive
ATKINSON J ET AL.: Visual and visuospatial development in
seizures, 416 (A)
young children with Williams syndrome, 330
see CUSHING KE
Attentional and neuromotor deficits in ADHD, 172
BAYINDIR C S@@ ONAL C
ATTFIELD S See NICHOLSON JH
852 Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology 2001, 43: 851-864
BEALS RK: Treatment of knee contracture in cerebral palsy by BOS AF S@@ PRECHTL HFR
hamstring lengthening, posterior capsulotomy, and BOSMAJ F see GEWOLB IH
quadriceps mechanism shortening, 802 BOSSI A S€@ ROSSI LN
BELLUGI U See SCHMITTJ E BOTTOS M
BERARD C S@@ HODGKINSON | ET AL. Functional status of adults with cerebral palsy and
BERG K S@@ SOMMERFELT K implications for treatment of children, 516
BERTUCCELLI B S@@ GUZZETTA A Powered wheelchairs and independence in young children
BESCOBY-CHAMBERS N ET AL.: Foetal valproate syndrome and with tetraplegia, 769
autism: additional evidence of an association, 847 (L) Botulinum toxin A
BILLSTEDT E S€@ NYDEN A Safety profile and efficacy of, (Dysport) in children with
BINNIE C Se@ IRWIN K muscle spasticity, 234
BIRCH V see IRWIN K see alsO MOHAMED KA, 791 (L)
BISHAI SK Se€@ LENSKI M BOWER E ET AL.: Randomized controlled trial of physiotherapy
BISHOP DVM and BAIRD G: Parent and teacher report of pragmatic in 56 children with cerebral palsy followed for 18 months, 4
aspects of communication: use of the Children’s BRADDICK F S€@ ATKINSON J
Communication Checklist in a clinical setting, 809 BRADDICK O S€@ ATKINSON J
BJURE JS ee RASTAM M BRADSHAW K S@@ MENAKAYA JO
Bladder control, Development of, in children with cerebral BRAEM PB S€@ PEREZ ER
palsy, 103 Brain
BLAIR E dysmorphology in individuals with severe prenatal alcohol
ET AL.: Life expectancy among people with cerebral palsy in exposure, 148
Western Australia, 508 injuries in early foetal life: consequences for brain devel-
Life expectancy among people with cerebral palsy in opment, 52
Western Australia, 792 (L) Neuropsychological outcome at adolescence of very
BLISSETT J ET AL.: Feeding problems in Silver-Russell syndrome, 39 preterm birth and its relation to, structure, 226
BOAS S S@@ BARE A BRANDEIS D S@@ STEGERJ
BOLCATI C See BOTTOS M BRANDT J S@@ PULSIFER MB
Books Reviewed BRODSKY MC and THOMAS AH: Accommodative esotropia: an
AVANZINI G ET AL. (EDS): Limbic Seizures in Children, 850 unrecognized cause of hemifacial spasm in children, 552
FERNANDEZ-ALVAREZ E and AICARDI J: Movement Disorders in BROGREN E ET AL.: Influence of two different sitting positions on
Children, 849 adjustments in children with spastic diplegia, 534
GILLBERG C and COLEMAN M: The Biology of the Autistic Bronchopulmonary dysplasia,
Syndromes (3rd edn), 142 Abnormal developmental patterns of suck and swallow
HOLLINS S ET AL.: Keeping Healthy ‘Down Below’, 850 rhythms during feeding in preterm infants with, 454
HOLLINS S ET AL.: Looking After My Breasts, 850 BRUGMAN E See THEUNISSEN NCM
LOUGHLIN G ET AL. (EDS): Sleep and Breathing in Children. BRUNELLI G S@@ ROSSI LN
A Developmental Approach, 141 BUCKON CE
MACFARLANE A and MUGFORD M (EDS): Birth Counts: Statistics of ET AL.: Comparison of three ankle—foot orthosis
Pregnancy and Childbirth (Volumes I & ID, 431 configurations for children with spastic hemiplegia, 371
MENKESJ H and STEWART HB (EDS): Child Neurology (6th edn), see SIENKO THOMAS S$
849 BURD L S@@ FREEMAN RD
POUNTNEY TE ET AL.: The Chailey Approach to Postural BURDEN SK see GOOD WV
Management, 432 BURNETT M S€@ BOWER E
REECE R (ED): Treatment of Child Abuse. Common Ground BUTLER C and DarRAH J: Effects of neurodevelopmental treat-
for Mental Health, Medical and Legal Practitioners, 141 ment (NDT) for cerebral palsy: an AACPDM evidence report,
SCHERZER AL (ED): Early Diagnosis and Interventional 778 (A)
Therapy in Cerebral Palsy: An Interdisciplinary Age-
Focused Approach (Grd edn), 432 C
STANLEY F ET AL.: Cerebral Palsies: Epidemiology Causal Caesarean section, Cervical spinal cord injury, following
Pathways, 141 cephalic presentation and delivery by, 274
BOOTH CM ET AL.: Collagen accumulation in muscles of chil- CAFLISCH JA See LARGO RH
dren with cerebral palsy and correlation with severity of CALEVO MG See€ BAGLIETTO MG
spasticity, 314 CALINOIU N S@@ GORMALLY §$
BORJESSON O S@@ RASMUSSEN P CALLAGHAN M and ABU-ARAFEH I: Chronic posttraumatic
BORZYSKOWSKI M S€@ GANESAN V headache in children and adolescents, 819
BOS AF ET AL.: Intrauterine growth retardation, general move- CALLANAN C see DAVIS NM
ments, and neurodevelopmental outcome: a review, 61 (A) CALVERT R S€@ LIPTAK GS
Index 853
CAMPBELL MJ S@@ BOWER E Visual impairment due to a dyskinetic eye movement
CANAPICCHI R S@@ GUZZETTA A disorder in children with dyskinetic, 108
CANDY R S@@ GOOD WV Cerebrospinal gliomatosis see also ONAL C, 647 (L)
CANT A S@@ GENNERY AJ Cervical spinal cord injury following cephalic presentation
CARLIN JB S€@@ RANDALL M and delivery by Caesarean section, 274
CARMEL S S@@ GALIL A CHABROL B S@@ MANCINI J
CARROLL-FEW L S@@ COCKERILL H Changing patterns of visual impairment, 219 (E)
CARTER PFB S@@ WASSMER E Characteristics and course of urinary tract dysfunction after
Cerebellar lesions acute transverse myelitis in childhood, 473
Lateralized cognitive deficits in children following, 685 CHONDROS P See RANDALL M
Cerebral, function monitoring in paediatric intensive care: Chronic
useful features for predicting outcome, 91 disability see also MILLER AC, 214 (L)
Cerebral palsy posttraumatic headache in children and adolescents, 819
see also LENSKI M ET AL., 574 (L) CHUMLEA WC Se@e@ LIPTAK GS
see also SHAVELLE RM ET AL., 574 (L) CIONI G
see alsO SURVEILLANCE OF CEREBRAL PALSY IN EUROPE, 575 (L) see GUZZETTA A
Adults with,: a survey describing problems, needs, and see PRECHTL HFR
resources, with special emphasis on locomotion, 76 Classification criteria and distinction between migraine and
Are families with adolescents and young adults with, the tension-type headache in children, 45
same as other families?, 466 CLAYTON-SMITH J: Angelman syndrome: evolution of the
Collagen accumulation in muscles of children with, and phenotype in adolescents and adults, 476
correlation with severity of spasticity, 314 Clinical findings, consanguinity, and pedigrees in children
Development of bladder control in children with, 103 with anophthalmos southern India, 392
Effects of Johnstone pressure splints combined with CNS calcification see also MESHITSUKA § ET AL., 287 (L)
neurodevelopmental therapy on spasticity and cutaneous COCKERILL H and CARROLL-FEW L: Non-invasive technique for
sensory inputs in spastic, 307 assessment and management planning of oral—pharyngeal
Effects of neurodevelopmental treatment (NDT) for,: an dysphagia in children with cerebral palsy, 429 (L)
AACPDM evidence report, 778 (A) Cohen syndrome
Functional status of adults with, and implications for treat- Autistic features in,: a preliminary report, 692
ment of children, 516 Collagen accumulation in muscles of children with
Health status of children with moderate to severe, 364 cerebral palsy and correlation with severity of spasticity,
Health-related quality ofl ife and functional outcome mea- 314
sures for children with, 601 Communication, Parent and teacher report of pragmatic
Hip dysplasia in bilateral,: incidence and natural history in aspects of,: use of the Children’s Communication Checklist
children aged 18 months to 5 years, 586 in a clinical setting, 809
Hip pain in 234 non-ambulatory adolescents and young Comparison of three ankle-foot orthosis configurations for
adults with,: a cross-sectional multicentre study, 806 children with spastic hemiplegia, 371
Is thrombophilia a factor in the development of hemi- Compliance with home rehabilitation therapy by parents
plegic?, 724 of children with disabilities in Jews and Bedouin in
Life expectancy among people with, in Western Australia, Israel, 261
508, 792 (L) CONAWAY M S@e@ LIPTAK GS
Management of,: equinus gait, 563 (A) Conference postponed, A, 723 (E)
Maternal antecedents for, in extremely preterm babies: a Constipation, Management of in children with disabilities,
case control study, 580 829 (A)
Physical fitness levels of persons with, 208 (A) Contact and nutrient caregiving effects on newborn infant
Predicting patterns of interaction between children with, pain responses, 28
and their mothers, 83 Corpus callosum morphology of Williams syndrome: relation
Randomized controlled trial of physiotherapy in 56 chil- to genetics and behavior, 155
dren with, followed for 18 months, 4 Cortical dysplasia, Prolonged epileptic blindness in an
Relation between objectively measured feeding compe- infant associated with, 127
tence and nutrition in children with, 187 CORTINA-BORJA MJF S@@ BOOTH CM
Test-retest reliability of balance tests in children with, 180 CORTINOVIS I S@@ ROSSI LN
Therapeutic electrical stimulation in,: a randomized, con- COSGROVE A S@@ BAKHEIT AMO
trolled, crossover trial, 609 COTTON S$ ET AL.: Intelligence and Duchenne muscular dys-
Treatment of knee contracture in, by hamstring lengthen- trophy: Full-Scale, Verbal, and Performance intelligence
ing, posterior capsulotomy, and quadriceps mechanism quotients, 497 (A)
shortening, 802 COUTTS E Se@€ STEGER J
854 Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology 2001, 43: 851-864
COWLEY S S@@ GUDMUNDSSON O Down syndrome, Autistic disorders in,: background factors
CRYSDALE WS ET AL.: Management of drooling in individuals and clinical correlates, 750
with neurodisability: a surgical experience, 379 DOYLE LW see DAVIS NM
CUNNINGHAM M S€@ WILLIAMS G DRIEVER PH S@@ KIESLICH M
CURRAN A Drooling, Management of, in individuals with neurodisabil-
see GILLS ity: a surgical experience, 379
ET AL.: Time costs of caring for children with severe Duchenne muscular dystrophy,
disabilities compared with caring for children without Intelligence and,: Full-Scale, Verbal, and Performance
disabilities, 529 intelligence quotients, 497 (A)
CUSHING KE ET AL.: Tethering of the vertebral artery in the con- DUHAUT P S@@ HODGKINSON |
genital arcuate foramen of the atlas vertebra: a possible Dysphagia
cause of vertebral artery dissection in children, 491 see also SELLEY WG and TripP JH, 430 (L)
CUSKELLY M See GILMORE L see also COCKERILL H and CARROLL-FEW L, 429 (L)
CVD, Homozygous thermolabile variant of the methylenete- Dysplasia, Hip, in bilateral cerebral palsy: incidence and
trahydrofolate reductase gene: a potential risk factor for, natural history in children aged 18 months to 5 years, 586
hyperhomocysteinaemia, and stroke in childhood, 220 Dystonia, Intrathecal baclofen for generalized, 652
D E
DA SILVA RJM S@€ GRILLO E Effects of
DANDONA L S@@ HORNBY S} Johnstone pressure splints combined with neurodevelop-
DANDURAN M S@é@ BARE A mental therapy on spasticity and cutaneous sensory
DAROWSKI M S@@ MURDOCH-EATON D inputs in spastic cerebral palsy, 307
DARRAH J ketogenic diet on development and behavior: preliminary
see BUTLER C report of a prospective study, 301
see MAGILL-EVANS J neurodevelopmental treatment (NDT) for cerebral palsy:
see WIART L an AACPDM evidence report, 778 (A)
DAVIDOFF V S@@ PEREZ ER EINSPIELER C
DAVIS NM ET AL.: Auditory function at 14 years of age of very- see BOS AF
low-birthweight children, 191 see PRECHTL HFR
DAY SM S@@ SHAVELLE RM EKMAN R See AKEFELDT A
DE NEGRI M S€@ BAGLIETTO MG ELAWAD MA and SULLIVAN PB: Management of constipation in
Defining learning disability: what place does intelligence children with disabilities, 829 (A)
testing have now?, 570 (A) Electromyography, Facial, in newborn and young infants
Deletion of 8p: a report of a child with normal intelligence, with congenital facial weakness, 421 (A)
843 | ELIEZ S See SCHMITT JE
DEONNA T S@@ PEREZ ER Encephalomyelitis
DESCH LW: Longitudinal stability of visual evoked potentials in see also ANDERSEN JB ET AL., 136 (L)
children and adolescents with hydrocephalus, 113 Gliomatosis cerebri in a 10-year-old girl masquerading as
Development of bladder control in children with cerebral diffuse, and spinal cord tumour, 124
palsy, 103 Encephalopathy, Acute, as a primary manifestation of
Developmental haemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis, 555
delay and multiple congenital anomalies in a child witha Endeavours of parents, 291 (E)
unique combination of partial monosomy 18 and partial Energy requirements of spasticity, 277
trisomy 16, 130 Epilepsy
outcome of school-age children born to mothers with see also SCHOUTEN A ET AL., 575 (L)
heroin dependency: importance of environmental fac- in cerebral palsy, 712 (A)
tors, 668 Neuropsychological disorders related to interictal
patterns of rhythmic suck and swallow in preterm infants, 22 epileptic discharges during sleep in benign, of childhood
Strength, power, and coactivation in children with, coordi- with centrotemporal or Rolandic spikes, 407
nation disorder 676 Sudden unexpected death in, 354 (A)
Diagnosing children presenting with asymmetric pendular Epileptic blindness, Prolonged, in an infant associated with
nystagmus, 622 cortical dysplasia, 127
DIAS L S€@ BARE A Equinus gait, Management of cerebral palsy:, 563 (A)
Differential development of infants at risk for psychopathol- Erratum 357, 504
ogy: the moderating role of early maternal responsivity, 292 Esotropia, Accommodative, an unrecognized cause of hemi-
DODERLEIN L See BAKHEIT AMO facial spasm in children, 552
Does ‘therapy’ have a future?, 3 (E) ESSER G See LAUCHT M
Index 855
European Academy of Childhood Disability at G6teborg, 579 (E) GAMST A S€@ ARCHIBALD SL
Eye movement, Visual impairment due to a dyskinetic, disor- GANESAN V and BORZYSKOWSKI M: Characteristics and course of
der in children with dyskinetic cerebral palsy, 108 urinary tract dysfunction after acute transverse myelitis in
childhood, 473
F GARDNER-MEDWIN D S@@ CUSHING KE
Facial electromyography in newborn and young infants with GAROFALO S@@ APPLETON R
congenital facial weakness, 421 (A) GASSER T S€@ LARGO RH
Factors influencing ambulation in myelomeningocele: a General movement assessment as a method of develop-
cross-sectional study, 253 mental neurology: new paradigms and their consequences.
FAKHOURY T S@@ THIRUMALAI S The 1999 Ronnie Mac Keith Lecture, 836 (A)
FAST DK S@@ FREEMAN RD GENNERY AJ ET AL.: Development of parainfectious opso-
FAZZI B S@@ GUZZETTA A clonus in an infant by a non-humoral immune mecha
Feeding nism, 213 (L)
see also REILLY S, 358 (L) GERICKE C Se@ BOTTOS M
problems in Silver-Russell syndrome, 39 GEWOLB IH ETAL.
Relation between objectively measured, competence and Abnormal developmental patterns of suck and swallow
nutrition in children with cerebral palsy, 187 rhythms during feeding in preterm infants with bron-
FEKKES M S@e@ THEUNISSEN NCM chopulmonary dysplasia, 454
FELICIANGELI A S€€ BOTTOS M Developmental patterns of rhythmic suck and swallow in
FENNEMA-NOTESTINE C S@@ ARCHIBALD SL preterm infants, 22
FERNELL E S@@ JOHANSSON M GHOLKAR A S@@ CUSHING KE
FERRARI F S@@ PRECHTL HFR GILBERT CE See HORNBY SJ
FERSON SS S@@ ALBRIGHT AL GILL S$ ET AL.: Hyperkinetic movement disorder in an 11-year-
Fetal/Foetal valproate syndrome old child treated with bilateral pallidal stimulators, 350
and autism: additional evidence of an association, 202 GILLBERG C
see also BESCOBY-CHAMBERS N, 847 (L) see JOHANSSON M
FICHTNER K S@@ APPLETON R see NYDEN A
FOGARTY M S@@ WASSMER E see RASMUSSEN P
FORD GW See DAVIS NM see RASTAM M
FORD-ADAMS M S@€@ SULLIVAN PB GILMORE L ET AL.: Deletion of 8p: a report of a child with nor-
FOREMAN D See GUDMUNDSSON O mal intelligence, 843
FORSSBERG H S€@ BROGREN E Gliomatosis cerebri in a 10-year-old girl masquerading as dif-
FORSTER P S€@@ BESCOBY-CHAMBERS N fuse encephalomyelitis and spinal cord tumour, 124
FORSYTH RJ S@@ GENNERY A GOKCORA N S@€@ ILGIN N
FOSTER A S@@ HORNBY SJ GOLDSON E S@@ MANGEOT SD
FREEMAN JM GOLDSTEIN M and HARPER DC: Management of cerebral palsy:
see HEMINGWAY C equinus gait, 563 (A)
see PULSIFER MB GOOD WV ET AL.: Recent advances in cortical visual impairment,
FREEMAN RD ET AL.: Freeman et al. reply, 428 (L) 56 (A)
Functional GORDON JM S€e@ PULSIFER MB
MRI of visual cortex in sedated 18 month-old infants with GORDON N
or without periventricular leukomalacia, 486 Hereditary vitamin-E deficiency, 133 (A)
status of adults with cerebral palsy and implications for Sudden unexpected death in epilepsy, 354 (A)
treatment of children, 516 GORMALLY S ET AL.: Contact and nutrient caregiving effects on
FUNG E Se@ LIPTAK GS newborn infant pain responses, 28
GOUGH M See SHORTLAND AP
GOVAERT P ET AL.: Neonatal infarction within basal cerebral
G
vein territory, 559
Gabapentin as add-on therapy in children with refractory
GRANSTROM M-L S@@ GAILY E
partial seizures: a 24-week, multicentre, open-label study, 269
GRAY PH ET AL.: Maternal antecedents for cerebral palsy in
GAEBLER-SPIRA DJ S@@ SCHNEIDER JW
extremely preterm babies: a case control study, 580
GAILY E ET AL.: Infantile spasms: diagnosis and assessment of
GREENBAUM C Se@ ORNOY A
treatment response by video-EEG, 658
GREENWOOD KM See COTTON S$
GALIL ET AL.: Compliance with home rehabilitation therapy by
GRIFFITHS P S@@ SULLIVAN PB
parents of children with disabilities in Jews and Bedouin in
GRIFFITHS PD S@@ CUSHING KE
Israel, 261
GRILLO E: Pyridoxine-dependent seizures responding to
GALLAGHER AC ET AL.: HHH syndrome associated with callosal
extremely low-dose pyridoxine, 413
agenesis and disordered neuronal migration, 430 (L)
856 Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology 2001, 43: 851-864
Gross motor Hip
development, Review of four tests of, 279 (A) dysplasia in bilateral cerebral palsy: incidence and
performance measure, Interobserver reliability of the,: natural history in children aged 18 months to 5 years, 586
preliminary results, 97 pain in 234 non-ambulatory adolescents and young adults
GUCUYENER K S€@ ILGIN N with cerebral palsy, 806
s;UDMUNDSSON O ET AL.: Outcome of pseudoseizures in children HJELMQUIST E S@@ NYDEN A
and adolescents: a 6-year symptom survival analysis, 547 HODGKINSON [ET AL. : Hip pain in 234 non-ambulatory adoles-
Guillain-Barre syndrome cents and young adults with cerebral palsy: a cross-sec-
see also SMITH M and APPLETON RE, 69 (L) tional multicentre study, 806
GUNDELFINGER R S@@ STEGER J Home rehabilitation therapy, Compliance with, by parents
GURUCHARRI LM See SCHNEIDER JW of children with disabilities in Jews and Bedouin in Israel, 261
GUTIERREZ AL S@@ SCHNEIDER JW Homozygous thermolabile variant of the methylenetetrahy-
GUZZETTA A ET AL.: Visual function in children with hemiplegia drofolate reductase gene: a potential risk factor for hyper-
in the first years ofl ife, 321 homocysteinaemia, CVD, and stroke in childhood, 220
HORAN M and STUTCHFIELD PR: Severe congenital myotonic dys-
H trophy and severe anaemia of prematurity in an infant of
HADDERS-ALGRA M S@€@ BROGREN E Jehovah’s Witness parents, 346
HAGERMAN RJ S@@ MANGEOT SD HORN I See UDWIN O
HALL S ET AL.: Self-injurious behaviour in young children with HORNBY SJ ET AL.: Clinical findings, consanguinity, and pedi-
Lesch-Nyhan syndrome, 745 grees in children with anophthalmos southern India, 392
HANNA BG and MILLER F: Ketogenic diet and surgery, 847 (L) HORSTMANN H: Reading my palm: adventures in medicine, 363 (E)
HARA T S@@ MESHITSUKA S$ How we decide, 651 (E)
HARPER DC S@@ GOLDSTEIN M HOWARD M S@e@ SMITH RA
HARRIS C S@@ SHAWKAT FS HOWLIN P: Autistic features in Cohen syndrome: a preliminary
HARRIS CA S@@ SHORTLAND AP report, 692
HARRIS G S€@ BLISSETT J HUG F Seé LARGO RH
HART AAH Se@é SIE LTL HUGONENQC See MANCINI J
HART H: How we decide, 651 (E) HURRAN C See GILL S
HARVEY AS S@@ JACOBS R HWANG A-W Se@ LIAO H-F
HAYAKAWA F S€@ LIN Y HWANG PA S@@ SHAHAR E
Headache Hydrocephalus, Longitudinal stability of visual evoked
Chronic posttraumatic, in children and adolescents, 819 potentials in children and adolescents with, 113
Classification criteria and distinction between migraine Hyperhomocysteinaemia, Homozygous thermolabile vari-
and tension-type, in children, 45 ant of the methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase gene: a
Health status of children with moderate to severe cerebral potential risk factor for, CVD, and stroke in childhood, 220
palsy, 364 Hyperkinetic movement disorder in an 11-year-old child
Health-related quality of life and functional outcome mea- treated with bilateral pallidal stimulators, 350
sures for children with cerebral palsy, 601
HEAVEN RKB S@é@ JAN J I
HEIMAN N S@@ GALIL A Idiopathic central pontine myelinolysis in childhood, 697
HEMINGWAY C ET AL.: Energy requirements of spasticity, 277 ILGIN N ETAL.: Is increased D2 receptor availability associated
Hemiplegia with response to stimulant medication in ADHD, 755
Comparison of three ankle—foot orthosis configurations IMHOF K S€@ STEGERJ
for children with spastic, 371 Impact of the therapist—child dyad on children’s pain and
Visual function in children with, in the first years of life, coping during medical procedures, 118 |
321 Independent ambulators with high sacral myelomeningo-
Hemiplegic, Is thrombophilia a factor in the development cele: the relation between walking kinematics and energy
of, cerebral palsy?, 724 consumption, 16
HENDERSON RC S@é@ LIPTAK GS Infantile spasms: diagnosis and assessment of treatment
Hereditary vitamin-E deficiency, 133 (A) response by video-EEG, 658
HERNING M See ANDERSEN JB Influence of two different sitting positions on postural
Heroin dependency, Developmental outcome of school-age adjustments in children with spastic diplegia, 534
children born to mothers with,: importance of environ- Instructions for contributors 144, 720
mental factors, 668 Insulin-like growth factor-I, Low levels of, in cerebrospinal
HERSH JH S@e@ WILLIAMS G fluid in children with autism, 614
HHH syndrome see a@/so GALLAGHER AC ET AL., 430 (L) Intelligence and Duchenne muscular dystrophy: Full-Scale,
HILL AE S@¢@ TROUGHTON KEV Verbal, and Performance intelligence quotients, 497 (A)
Index 857
Intensive care, Cerebral function monitoring in paediatric, : Effects of, on development and behavior: preliminary
useful features for predicting outcome, 91 report of a prospective study, 301
Interobserver reliability of the gross motor performance KIESLICH M ET AL.: Acute encephalopathy as a primary manifes-
measure: preliminary results, 97 tation of haemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis, 555
Intrathecal baclofen for generalized dystonia, 652 KING J S@@ WILLIAMS G
Intrauterine growth retardation, general movements, and KIRK JS €@ BLISSETT J
neurodevelopmental outcome: a review, 61 (A) KIRKHAM F S@@ PRENGLER M
IRWIN K ET AL.: Multiple subpial transection in Landau-Kleffner KNAPP M S@@ CURRAN AL
syndrome, 248
Knee contracture, Treatment of, in cerebral palsy by ham-
Is increased D2 receptor availability associated with
string lengthening, posterior capsulotomy, and quadriceps
response to stimulant medication in ADHD, 755
mechanism shortening, 802
Is thrombophilia a factor in the development of hemiplegic
KO C-H and KONG C-K: Topiramate-induced metabolic acidosis:
cerebral palsy?, 724
report of two cases, 701
IZGI N S@@ ONAL C
KOEDA T S@@ MESHITSUKA S
KONG C-K See KO C-H
J KOOPMAN HM See THEUNISSEN NCM
JACOBI G S@e@ KIESLICH M
KOTLER A S@@ CRYSDALE WS
JACOBS R ET AL.: Neuropsychological profile of a 9-year-old
KOUTSANDREOU ACP S@@ WOLFF JE
child with subcortical band heterotopia or ‘double cortex’,
KRATOCHVIL M S@@ MAGILL-EVANS J
628
KRISS A S@@ SHAWKAT FS
JAKOBSON-HUSTON S$ S@@ BUCKON CE
KRYWAWYCH S S@@ PRENGLER M
JAN JE KUMAGAI T S@@ NAKAMURA M
ET AL.: Visual impairment due to a dyskinetic eye move-
KUNO K S@@ LIN Y
ment disorder in children with dyskinetic cerebral palsy, 108
KUPPEVELT VHJM S@@ ROUEN LEG
Changing patterns ofv isual impairment, 219 (E)
see GOOD WV
L
JAYAWANT S ET AL.: Gliomatosis cerebri in a 10-year-old girl mas-
LAMBERT B S€@SULLIVAN PB
querading as diffuse encephalomyelitis and spinal cord
LAMOREAUX L S@@ APPLETON R
tumour, 124
Landau- Kleffner syndrome
JENNEKENS-SCHINKEL A S@@ SCHOUTEN A
Sign language in childhood epileptic aphasia, 739
JERNIGAN TL S@@ ARCHIBALD SL
Multiple subpial transection in, 248
JINDRICH ML S@@ HODGKINSON |
course and correlates with outcome, 243
JOBLING A S@@ GILMORE L
LARGO RH ET AL.: Neuromotor development from 5 to 18 years.
JOHANN-MURPHY M S€@ MILLER AC
Part 1: timed performance, 436
JOHANSSON M ET AL.: Autistic spectrum disorders in M6bius
Part 2: associated movements, 444
sequence: a comprehensive study of 25 individuals, 338
Lateralized cognitive deficits in children following cerebellar
JOHNSON A S@€@ SULLIVAN PB
lesions, 685
JOHNSON K S@@ WASSMER E
LAUCHT M ET AL.: Differential development of infants at risk for
Johnstone pressure splints, Effects of, combined with neu-
psychopathology: the moderating role of early maternal
rodevelopmental therapy on spasticity and cutaneous sen-
responsivity, 292
sory inputs in spastic cerebral palsy, 307
LAVERDA AM S€@ KIESLICH M
JONES P S@@ GRAY PH
Learning disability
JONES RB S@@ HORNBY SJ
Adult outcome of childhood, 634 (A)
Defining,: what place does intelligence testing have now?,
K
570 (A)
KANIS AB S@@ SCHMIDT N
LEES J See IRWIN K
KATO T see LIN Y
LENSKI M ET AL.: Disability information improves the reliability
KEIR E S@@ DAVIS NM
of cerebral palsy classification, 574 (L)
KELLY EA See DAVIS NM
Lesch-Nyhan syndrome, Self-injurious behaviour in young
KEPPLER-NOREUIL K S@@ SCHMIDT N
children with, 745
KERBESHIAN J S@@ FREEMAN RD
LETHEL V Se€@ MANCINI J
KEREM M ET AL.: Effects of Johnstone pressure splints com-
LEVENE M S@@ SMITH RA
bined with neurodevelopmental therapy on spasticity
LEWIS H and WALLACE SJ: Vigabatrin, 833 (A)
and sensory inputs in spastic cerebral palsy, 307
LIAO H-F ET AL.: Test—retest reliability of balance tests in children
KERR B S€@ WILLIAMS G
with cerebral palsy, 180
Ketogenic diet
LIESNER R S@@ PRENGLER M
see also HANNA BG, 847 (L)
858 Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology 2001, 43: 851-864
Life expectancy among people with cerebral palsy in MASON A S@@ ATKINSON J
Western Australia, 508 Maternal
LIMBEEK VJ S@@ ROIJEN LEG antecedents for cerebral palsy in extremely preterm
LIN J-P see BAKHEIT AMO babies: a case control study, 580
LIN Y ET AL.: Quantitative evaluation of thalami and basal responsivity, Differential development of infants at risk for
ganglia in infants with periventricular leukomalacia, 481 psychopathology: the moderating role of early, 292
LIPTAK GS ET AL.: Health status of children with moderate to MATON S S@€@ APPLETON R
severe cerebral palsy, 364 MATSUBA C Se@e@ JAN J
Litigation and neurodisability, 795 MATSUMOTO A S@@ NAKAMURA M
LIUKKONEN E S@@ GAILY E MATSUSHIMA M See NAKAMURA M
LIVANELIOGLU A S@@ KEREM M MATTSON SN S€@ ARCHIBALD SL
LIVINGSTON J S@@ MURDOCH-EATON D MATTSSON E see andersson c
LLEWELLYN A: Self-esteem in children with physical disabilities, MCCANN C S€@ CRYSDALE WS
70 (L) MCCONACHIE H S@@ PENNINGTON L
Locomotion, Adults with cerebral palsy: a survey describ MCGRATH-CLARKE J S@@ MANGEOT SD
ing problems, needs, and resources, with special empha- MCGROGAN J S@@ HEMINGWAY C
sis on, 76 MCINTOSH DN See MANGEOT SD
Longitudinal stability of visual evoked potentials in children MCLEAN N S@@ WASSMER E
and adolescents with hydrocephalus, 113 MCLELLAN DL S@@ BOWER E
Low levels of insulin-like growth factor-I in cerebrospinal Medial gastrocnemius, Architecture oft he, in children with
fluid in children with autism, 614 spastic diplegia, 796
LUBETZLY H See GALIL A MELARICKAS L S€@ GILL S
LUNDEBERG T S@@ SVEDBERG L Melatonin
Lycra garments, Assessment of upper-limb function and is useful for recording sleep EEGs: a prospective audit of
movement in children with cerebral palsy wearing, 384 outcome, 735
LYONS CJ See JAN JE see alsO WASSMER E ET AL., 136 (L)
Lysosomal storage disease, Advances in the treatment of, Melbourne Assessment of Unilateral Upper Limb Function,
639 (A) Reliability of the, 761
MENAKAYA JO ET AL.: Idiopathic central pontine myelinolysis in
childhood, 697
M
MENEGAZZO L See ROSSI LN
MACCHI M Se€@ ROSSI LN Mental retardation, Video-EEG in the diagnosis of paroxys-
Mac Keith Lecture mal events in children with, and in children with normal
PRECHTL HFR: General movement assessment as a method of intelligence, 731
developmental neurology: new paradigms and their con- MERCURI E S@@ GUZZETTA A
sequences. The 1999 Ronnie Mac Keith Lecture, 836 MESHITSUKA § ET AL.: Abnormal aluminium metabolism in two
VAN DER KNAAP MS: Magnetic resonance in childhood white- siblings with progressive CNS calcification, 287 (L)
matter disorders. The 2001 Ronnie Mac Keith Lecture, Metabolic acidosis, Topiramate-induced,: report of two
705 cases, 701
MAGILL-EVANS J ET AL.: Are families with adolescents and METTON G S€@ HODGKINSON |
young adults with cerebral palsy the same as other METZ-LUTZ M-N S@@ PEREZ ER
families?, 466 MICHAEL JS €@ DAVIS NM
Magnetic resonance in childhood white-matter disorders. MICHELL D see BOWER E
The 2001 Ronnie Mac Keith Lecture, 705(A) Migraine, Classification criteria and distinction between,
Management of and tension-type headache in children, 45
cerebral palsy: equinus gait, 563 (A) MILLER AC ET AL.
constipation in children with disabilities, 829 (A) Impact of the therapist—child dyad on children’s pain and
drooling in individuals with neurodisability: a surgical coping during medical procedures, 118
experience, 379 When chronic disability meets acute stress: psychological
MANCINI J ET AL.: Brain injuries in early foetai life: consequences and functioNaL changes, 214 (L)
for brain development, 52 MILLER F S@@ HANNA BG
MANGEOT SD ET AL.: Sensory modulation dysfunction in chil- MILLER G: What’s in a name, 647(L)
dren with attention-deficit—hyperactivity disorder, 399 MILLER LJ S@@ MANGEOT SD
MANNING JT ET AL.: 2nd to 4th digit ratio and autism, The, 160 MILLER MT S@@ JOHANSSON M
MANSSON J-E see AKEFELDT A MITA K S@@ NAKAMURA M
MAO P-J S@@ LIAO H-F MITCHEL CD See SCOTT RB
MARKESTAD T S@@ SOMMERFELT K MIYAZAKI S S@¢@ NAKAMURA M
Index 859
Moebius sequence Neuromotor development
Autistic spectrum disorders in,: a comprehensive study of from 5 to 18 years. Part 1: timed performance, 436
25 individuals, 338 from 5 to 18 years. Part 2: associated movements, 444
see also WOLFFJ E and KOUTSANDREOU ACP, 71 (L) Neuropsychological
MOHAMED KA ET AL.: Adverse events following repeated injection disorders related to interictal epileptic discharges during
with botulinum toxin A in children with spasticity, 791 (L) sleep in benign epilepsy of childhood with centrotem-
MOLINARI L S@@ LARGO RH poral or Rolandic spikes, 407
MOLNAR AA S€@ LARGO RH outcome at adolescence of very preterm birth and its
Monosomy 18, Developmental delay and multiple congenital relation to brain structure, 226
anomalies in a child with a unique combination of partial, profile of a 9-year-old child with subcortical band hetero-
and partial trisomy 16, 130 topia or ‘double cortex’, 628
MOOR M S@@ BUCKON CE NEWELL SJ S@¢@ MORGAN C
MOORE AP S@@ MOHAMED KA NICHOLSON JH ET AL.: Assessment of upper-limb function and
MOREL B S€@ PEREZ ER movement in children with cerebral palsy wearing lycra
MORGAN C and NEWELL SJ: Cervical spinal cord injury following garments, 384
cephalic presentation and delivery by Caesarean section, 274 NOBILI L S@@ BAGLIETTO MG
MORTON R NOKES L S@@ ATKINSON J
see BAKHEIT AMO NORDAHL G Se@e@ SVEDBERG L
see NICHOLSON JH Nutrient, Contact and, caregiving effects on newborn infant
Mothers, Predicting patterns of interaction between chil- pain responses, 28
dren with cerebral palsy and their, 83 NYDEN A ET AL.: Neurocognitive stability in Asperger syndrome,
Motor, Role of vision on early, development. Lessons from ADHD, and reading and writing disorder: a pilot study, 165
the blind, 198 Nystagmus, Diagnosing children presenting with asymmet-
Movement, General, assessment as a method of develop- ric pendular, 622
mental neurology: new paradigms and their conse- O'BRIEN G
quences. The 1999 Ronnie Mac Keith Lecture, 836 (A) Adult outcome of childhood learning disability, 634 (A)
MRI, Functional, of visual cortex in sedated 18 month-old Defining learning disability: what place does intelligence
infants with or without periventricular leukomalacia, 486 testing have now?, 570 (A)
MTURI N and NEWTON CRC}: Cerebral herniation in pyogenic
meningitis, 502 (L) O
MUGGLI K S@@ LARGO RH O’ CALLAGHAN MJ Se@@ GRAY PH
MUILENBURG A S€@ SCHMIDT N O’DONNELL M
Multiple subpial transection in Landau—Kleffner syndrome, 248 see LIPTAK GS
MURDOCH-EATON D ET AL.: Cerebral function monitoring in see OBERLANDER TF
paediatric intensive care: useful features for predicting OBERLANDER TF and O’DONNELL ME: Beliefs about pain among
outcome, 91 professionals working with children with significant
MURPHY G S@@ HALL S$ neurologic impairment, 138 (L)
MURRAY G S€@ APPLETON R OKUMURA O S@é@ LIN Y
MURRAY RM S@@ RUSHE TM OLIVER C see HALL S$
Myelinolysis, Idiopathic central pontine, in childhood, 697 ONAL C ET AL.: Diffuse cerebrospinal gliomatosis, 647 (L)
Myelomeningocele OOSTRA A S@@ GOVAERT P
Factors influencing ambulation in,: a cross-sectional study, OOSTROM K See SCHOUTEN A
253 Opsoclonus see also GENNERY AJ ET AL., 213 (L)
Independent ambulators with high sacral, the relation ORNOY A ET AL.: Developmental outcome of school-age
between walking kinematics and energy consumption, 16 children born to mothers with heroin dependency:
Myotonic Dystrophy, Severe congenital, and severe anaemia importance of environmental factors, 668
of prematurity in an infant of Jehovah’s Witness parents, 346 OSTERGAARD JR and BALSLEV T: Efficacy of different antiepilep-
tic drugs in children with Angelman syndrome associated
N with a 15q11-13 deletion: the Danish experience, 718 (L)
NAKAMURA M ET AL.: Williams syndrome and deficiency in Outcome of pseudoseizures in children and adolescents: a
visuospatial recognition, 617 6-year symptom survival analysis, 547
NEALE J See JAYAWANT S
Neonatal infarction within basal cerebral vein territory, 559 P
Neurocognitive stability in Asperger syndrome, ADHD, and PAERREGAARD A S@@ ANDERSEN JB
reading and writing disorder: a pilot study, 165 PAETAU R S@€@ GAILY E
Neurodevelopmental treatment, Effects of, (NDT) for cere- PAGE A S@@ WASSMER E
bral palsy: an AACPDM evidence report, 778 (A) PAIN K S@@ MAGILL-EVANSJ
860 Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology 2001, 43: 851-864