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Abstracts From the Dutch Society for Pediatric Physical Therapy

PURPOSE: In this cross sectional study the performance of children with uni-, and bilateral clubfeet on the 6 Minute Walking Test (6MWT) was investigated. The outcome of the 6MWT was correlated with the functional status of the foot, measured with the Clubfoot Assessment Protocol (CAP) 1,2 and its uni- or bilateral presence. PURPOSE: The aim of this study is to examine concurrent validity between the TIMP and the Dubowitz in premature or dysmature born infants tested at 40 weeks GA. The Timp is an instrument to assess postural and selective motor control needed for functional performance in daily life during early infancy (32 weeks GA until 4 months PT). The Dubowitz is a neuromotor examination useable from 32-40 weeks GA, consisting 34 items, grouped in 6 categories; tone, tone patterns, reﬂexes, movements, abnormal signs and behavior. METHOD: Subjects were 21 infants, born premature < 33weeks (mean age 31 1 ) or dysmature < 2000grams (mean weight 1509g) at Maxima Medisch Centrum Veldhoven (NL). Infants were examined at 40 weeks GA with both the TIMP and the Dubowitz. Non-parametric correlation (Spearman’s rho) was used to assess the relation between the TIMP and the Dubowitz. RESULTS: A signiﬁcant correlation between the TIMP and the Dubowitz is found (r s = .86, p < 0,01). Sensitivity 100% (95%CI: .21-1.00), Speciﬁcity 90% (95%CI: