PRENATAL AND PERINATAL FACTORS AND THE RISK OF SUBSEQUENT REFERRAL FOR HYPERACTIVITY
PRENATAL AND PERINATAL FACTORS AND THE RISK OF SUBSEQUENT REFERRAL FOR HYPERACTIVITY
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DOI：
10.1111/j.1469-7610.1992.tb00926.x
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发表时间：
1992-09-01
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MCGUFFIN, P
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CHANDOLA, CA;ROBLING, MR;MCGUFFIN, P
通过比较129例转诊的出生记录与地理定义的出生队列的其余24，656名成员，评估了随后转诊为多动症的可能的产前和围产期风险因素。危险因素之间的关系采用Logistic回归方法进行解释。有意义的因素是：社会阶层，母亲的年龄，产前出血，劳动力（第二阶段），1分钟Apgar和性别的长度。社会人口学变量不能解释多动和妊娠、分娩和出生结局因素之间的关联。结果表明，这些因素有一个统计学显着的关联与转介多动症，可能是适度的病因学的重要性。然而，即使在原始数据集上，最终因素集的预测能力仍然很低。
Possible pre- and perinatal risk factors for subsequent referral for hyperactivity were assessed by comparing birth records of 129 referrals with the remaining 24,656 members of a geographically defined birth cohort. Relationships between the risk factors were accounted for using logistic regression methods. The significant factors were: social class, maternal age, antepartum haemorrhage, length of labour (second stage), 1-min Apgar and sex. Associations between referral for hyperactivity and the pregnancy, labour and birth outcome factors were not explained by the socio-demographic variables. The results suggest that such factors have a statistically significant association with referral for hyperactivity and may be of modest aetiological importance. However, the predictive power of the final set of factors remained low even on the original data set.