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With the advent of modern neuroimaging techniques such as positron emission tomography (PET) and functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), the potential for investigating neural mechanisms of speech motor control, speech motor disorders, and speech motor development has increased.
Speech motor development has been linked to changes that are occurring in parallel in the domains of anatomical [21], [22], perceptual [23], motor [24] and linguistic [11], [25] development.
The assessment of motor development has been chosen as primary outcome measure using IMP.
Among the four domains, motor development has received the least attention from researchers.
By 9 months, most babies will have mastered the pincer grasp i.e picking up objects between the thumb and fingers, proving fine motor development has occurred.
For example both rapid infant weight gain and slower infant motor development have been associated with reduced muscle strength and aerobic fitness in adulthood [11], which could in theory extend to acting on habitual activity levels.
Children with impaired gross motor development had a decreased risk of injury (OR 0.65, 95% CI 0.42 to 0.99), whereas those with impaired fine motor development had an increased risk (OR 1.55, 95% CI 1.22 to 1.97).
Novel findings in this study were that children with impaired gross motor development had a decreased risk for injury, whereas those with impaired fine motor development had an increased risk.
Specific steroidal pathways that might mediate PCB effects on cognitive and motor development have yet to be determined.
Children with impaired gross motor development had a decreased risk of injury, whereas those with impaired fine motor development had an increased risk; and the timing of preventive measures against injuries should be based on motor development in young children and not on age.
The improvement was not a function of maturation as no correlation between age and TMQ was found and scores on fine motor development have been found to remain stable over time, from two to five years of age [ 22, 23].
