Factor Information
Data ID 1238
Factor premature birth (≤37 weeks)
Description Gender, premature birth (≤37 weeks), and CHD with aortic obstruction were predictive of executive dysfunction, especially for behavior regulation skills. Prematurity showed the strongest impact on executive dysfunction in children with CHD, especially with respect to behavioral regulation, with significantly increased risk for elevated scores on the Inhibit and Emotional Control subscales, and increased risk on Initiate and Working Memory scales relative to full-term children with CHD.
Biomarker NA
Classification A3 (clinical factor - disease & symptom)
Association
Application prognosis risk assessment
Objective predictive of executive dysfunction, especially for behavior regulation skills
p Value ≤0.05
OR >3.0
Conclusion School aged children with CHD have an increased prevalence of executive dysfunction, especially problems with working memory and flexibility, and are underserved by the school system. The increased risk for executive dysfunction in those with CHD and prematurity or CHD with aortic obstruction suggests an etiology of delayed brain development in the fetal and neonatal periods, while male gender may increase susceptibility to brain injury.
Risk Factor risk factor
CHD Type
ID 505
CHD Type isolated CHD/non-isolated CHD
CHD Subtype D-TGA, IVS/D-TGA, VSD/TOF/TOF, PA/TA/VSD/AVC/TA, IAA/VSD, CoA/CoA/AH/SV/PA, IVS/SV/HLHS/other
Reference
PMID 27863079
Year 2016
Title Prevalence and pattern of executive dysfunction in school age children with congenital heart disease.
Sample
Population school age children
Source the Behavior Rating Inventory of Executive Function (BRIEF) and a medical history questionnaire; normative database.
Region Washington, USA
Method the Behavior Rating Inventory of Executive Function (BRIEF) and a medical history questionnaire
Race North America
Disease History N/A
Treatment History N/A
Group premature birth ≤37 weeks(Treatment) birth >37 weeks(Control)
Number N/A NA
Age mean age: 9.08±2.71 (6-17) years mean age: 9.08±2.71 (6-17) years
Gender (Male: Female) N/A NA
Marker Level N/A N/A