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Occult Fractures In Preschool Children
The Journal of Trauma: Injury, Infection, and Critical Care, 1988Five hundred consecutive radiographic examinations of acutely limping infants and toddlers were analyzed retrospectively. One hundred of the 500 (20%) had a fracture as the underlying etiology. Although the most common sites of involvement were the tibia/fibula (56 cases) and femur (30 cases), fractures in the pelvis and feet, notably the metatarsals ...
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Eye Movements of Preschool Children
Science, 1982Accurate recordings of eye movements of children 4 and 5 years old show that their eye movements differed from those of adults. During maintained fixation, saccades were large (1° to 2°) and smooth eye movement speeds were high (45 minutes of arc per second). Saccade latencies were highly variable during target step tracking.
E, Kowler, A J, Martins
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Dentifrice Use Among Preschool Children
The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1993Ingestion of fluoridated dentifrice by young children may be a major contributing factor to dental fluorosis, prevalent in the United States. Brushing habits of a small group of preschoolers were monitored to document parental involvement and amounts of dentifrice used.
S M, Levy, T J, Maurice, J R, Jakobsen
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Day Care for Preschool Children
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 2003Main Results. Day care increases children’s IQ, and has beneficial effects on behavioral development and school achievement. Long-term follow-up demonstrates increased employment, lower teenage pregnancy rates, higher socioeconomic status and decreased criminal behavior. There are positive effects on mothers’ education, employment, and interaction with
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Preschool children's comprehension of agency
Journal of Child Language, 1984ABSTRACTAn acting-out task and two modified forms of the token-assignment task described by Braine & Wells (1978) were used to test the ability of 72 children aged 3;0–4;6 to identify the actor in an event; in one token-assignment task the children were required to respond after watching silent enactments of transitive events, and in the other the ...
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Recent progress in the treatment of cancer in children
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2021Erin Butler, Holly, Laura J Klesse
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