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Early general movements and predicting neurodevelopmental outcome at one year corrected age in very preterm infants

larly in the gross motor domain, where mean scores were 7.5 and 3.8 respectively. Of the 248 infants with normal fidgety, none had a diagnosis of CP at 12 months of age, however as expected in the surgical population, a large proportion (n=109, 44%) demonstrated a gross motor delay. Of the twenty-five infants with absent fidgety, eleven demonstrated clinical signs of CP at 12 months of age, and another ten had developmental delay, including five with severe delay. Conclusions/Significance: The GMA is a valid complementary assessment tool to enhance prediction of which infants will go on to have CP following early neonatal surgery. It is not surprising that a normal fidgety GMA result does not guarantee normal gross motor development at twelve months of age in a surgical cohort given the impact of surgery and prolonged hospitalisation.