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    This document lists risk factors for developmental or behavioral concerns following preterm birth, including very low birth weight, extremely low gestational age at birth, and intrauterine growth restriction as prenatal factors. Postnatal risk factors include conditions like chronic lung disease, prolonged mechanical ventilation, infections, and feeding problems beyond 36 weeks, as well as factors like low socioeconomic status and parental depression.

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    This document lists risk factors for developmental or behavioral concerns following preterm birth, including very low birth weight, extremely low gestational age at birth, and intrauterine growth restriction as prenatal factors. Postnatal risk factors include conditions like chronic lung disease, prolonged mechanical ventilation, infections, and feeding problems beyond 36 weeks, as well as factors like low socioeconomic status and parental depression.

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    Table 6.

    Risk Factors for Developmental/Behavioral Concerns Following Preterm Birth (23)

    Very low birthweight (<1500 g)

    Extremely low gestational age (birth <28 weeks’ gestation)

    Intrauterine growth restriction

    Prenatal Male gender

    Neonatal seizures (before 28 days of age)

    Abnormal brain imaging (white matter injury/periventricular leukomalacia, grade 3 or 4 intraventricular


    hemorrhage)

    Chronic lung disease/bronchopulmonary dysplasia

    Prolonged mechanical ventilation (>96 hours)

    Bacteremia, meningitis, or sepsis

    Necrotizing enterocolitis

    Feeding problems beyond 36 weeks postmenstrual age

    Postnatal Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation

    Low socioeconomic status

    Low parental educational achievement

    Social Language barrier with family


    Parental depression

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