Vi T Le, Jennifer A Bailey, Danielle M Pandika, Marina Epstein, Karryn Satchell
Long-term Effects of the Raising Healthy Children Intervention on Family Functioning in Adulthood: A Nonrandomized Controlled Trial
Journal of prevention (2022)
purpose study determine childrens perception secondary cleft lip deformity scld using objective eye tracking technology subjective responses survey understand pediatric perceptions facial scarring crosssectional study participants aged 517 years old participants viewed images childrens faces eye tracking device sixteen images displayed 12 unilateral scld four facial scarring eye tracking data obtained gaze samples analyzed areas interest aois immediately viewing image participants answered two survey questions relating facial asymmetry attitude toward child pictured analysis participants divided age groups total 259 participants enrolled 425 female mean age 105 years 78 identified white age groups total fixation time greater scld compared control images early elementary age children spent significantly less time assessing nose aoi compared groups also spent least total fixation time lowest visit count aois subjective survey questions showed similar trends elementary age noticing facial asymmetry compared older age groups study demonstrates successful use eye tracking technology children young 5 years old study suggests scld perceived less noticeable elementary age children becomes noticeable older groups understanding peer perception scld study may impact decision revision surgery scld iv laryngoscope 13427262733 2024