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Arch Dis Child Fetal Neonatal Ed 81:F5-F9 doi:10.1136/fn.81.1.F5
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Longitudinal study of behaviour disorders in low birthweight infants

Table 3

Longitudinal change in prevalence of hyperactivity in cases and controls aged 8 and 14 years

Age 8 Age 14
Rutter Connors
Hyper-activity
absent
Hyper-activity present Total Hyper-activity absent Hyper-activity present Total
Cases
Hyper-activity absent 104 3 107  (82%) 100 5 105  (91%)
 Hyper-activity present 20 3  23  (18%) 9 1  10  (9%)
 Total3-150 124  (95%) 6 (5%) 130  (100%) 109  (95%) 6 (5%) 115  (100%)
Controls
Hyper-activity absent 122 1 123  (94%) 110 4 114  (90%)
 Hyper-activity present 7 1   8  (5%) 9 3  12  (10%)
 Total 129 (98%) 2 (2%) 131 (100%) 119 (94%) 7 (6%) 126 (100%)
  • 3-150 No of missing observations: 2, p=<0.01; No of missing observations: 17, p=0.4; No of missing observations: 1, p=0.07; No of missing observations: 6, p=0.3

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