Sarah Mess, Anna Palatnik, Erwin Cabacungan
Antenatal Breast Milk Expression Survey of Individuals Whose Pregnancy Was Complicated by Diabetes: Exploring Knowledge, Perceptions, Experiences, and Milk Volume Expressed
American journal of perinatology
deficits fine motor skills reported children neurodevelopmental disorders amblyopia strabismus therefore monitoring development motor skills potential improvement due therapy important clinical goal aim study test feasibility performing kinematic assessment within optometric setting using inexpensive portable offtheshelf equipment study also assessed whether kinematic data could enhance information provided routine motor function screening test movement assessment battery children mabc using mabc2 upper limb dexterity measured cohort 47 typically developing children 715 years old leap motion capture system used record hand kinematics children performed beadthreading task two children history amblyopia also tested explore utility kinematic assessment clinical population typically developing children visual acuity stereoacuity within normal range however average standardized mabc2 scores lower published norms comparing mabc2 kinematic measures two children amblyopia revealed assessments provide convergent results revealed deficits fine motor control conclusion kinematic assessment augment standardized tests fine motor skills optometric setting may useful measuring visuomotor function monitoring treatment outcomes children binocular vision anomalies