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Further development of children from multiple pregnancy.

This study has aimed at assessing the psychomotor development of children from multiple pregnancy after full-term and premature births. A total of 166 children aged 6 months to 12 years were examined, including 70 pairs of twins, 2 sets of triplets, and 20 more children from multiple pregnancies of which only one child had survived. A body weight below 10 percentiles was in 17%, and stature deficiency in 23% of children. The psychomotor development was arrested in 13%. Most of the children (18 out of 23) with arrested psychomotor development had a low body weight at birth and a complicated course of the neonatal period, as well as serious general illnesses in the infantile period.