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Parameters for the baseline measures were not included in the models dealing with the anatomical variables.

All baseline measures were not significantly different between groups before treatment (data not shown).

Baseline glycemia measures were not predictive of SGA infants.

Baseline glycemia measures were not related to the primary outcome composite, but mean capillary glucose measures on treatment were strongly related.

Baseline registrations of laboratory measures were not different in FCGs with the exception of a higher baseline prolactin level for risperidone (Mean 746.8 IU/L) compared with quetiapine (one-way ANOVA: p = 0.001; mean diffence 401.4 IU/L; 95% CI 128.1-674.6) and ziprasidone (one-way ANOVA: p = 0.017; mean difference IU/L 293.3; 95% CI 35.9-550.6).

Importantly, the baseline diet and hyperactivity measures were not concurrent, and as such adjustments may not have been sufficient to eliminate all potential confounding.

In addition, as baseline data for some process measures were not available prior to the intervention, early intervention data from the beginning of the change period when improvement activities were already in progress were used to compare with post-intervention data; therefore, the amount of true improvement may actually be under-represented by the data we have presented here.

*after imputation of missing SF-36 item-scores from subscale-scores Baseline and change scores from both measures were not normally distributed (all p < 0.001).

Analyses of child self reported measures were not adjusted for baseline, as only collected at 6 and 12 month follow-ups.

All other outcome measures were not significantly different at baseline.

Differences between the two conditions on the outcome measures were not statistically significant at baseline.