Impact of PICU Admission on Neurocognitive Function in Children

Sara Mohamed Nabil Al-Saeed;

Abstract


his prospective study assessed children (ages between 2 and 18 years) admitted to the Pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) at Ain Shams University Children Hospital. Children were excluded if they presented with a condition likely to have an effect on neurocognitive function such as meningoencephalitis, a pre-existing neurological condition, developmental disorder or psychiatric disorder. The study enrolled 50 cases and 75 age and gender matched controls. Children’s neurocognitive functions were assessed 3 months after PICU discharge by the Stanford Binet scoring system(Becker,2003).


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Title Impact of PICU Admission on Neurocognitive Function in Children
Other Titles مدى تأثير دخول الرعاية المركزة للأطفال على الوظائف العصبية والإدراكية لدى الأطفال
Authors Sara Mohamed Nabil Al-Saeed
Issue Date 2019

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