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Table 1. Descriptive characteristics of 3,418 children who underwent a
prenatal ultrasound >28 weeks’ gestation with available
kindergarten-age Early Development Index scores, in British Columbia,
April 1, 2000 to March 31, 2011
Table 2. Kindergarten-age Early Development Index scores according to
estimated fetal weight percentiles of the INTERGROWTH-21st fetal growth
chart among 3,418 children with an ultrasound >28 weeks at
the BC Women’s Hospital, Vancouver, Canada, 2000-2011.
Table 3. Kindergarten-age Early Development Index scores according to
estimated fetal weight percentiles of the WHO fetal growth chart among
3,401 children with an ultrasound >28 weeks at the BC
Women’s Hospital, Vancouver, Canada, 2000-2011.
Table 4. Discriminatory ability of select INTERGROWTH-21st fetal growth
chart percentiles in identifying kindergarten age developmental
vulnerability [bottom 10% of one or more Early Development Index
subscales) among 3,418 children with an ultrasound >28
weeks at the BC Women’s Hospital, Vancouver, Canada, 2000-2011.
Table 5. Discriminatory ability of select WHO fetal growth chart
percentiles in identifying kindergarten age developmental vulnerability
[bottom 10% of one or more Early Development Index subscales) among
3,401 children with an ultrasound >28 weeks at the BC
Women’s Hospital, Vancouver, Canada, 2000-2011.Absolute risks of bottom
10% of one or more EDI subscales and test performance associated with
WHO percentiles.
Figure 1. Association between estimated fetal weight percentiles as
assigned by a) the INTERGROWTH-21st fetal growth chart, and b) the WHO
fetal growth chart and kindergarten-age Early Development Index scores
among 3,418 children with an ultrasound >28 weeks at the BC
Women’s Hospital, Vancouver, Canada, 2000-2011.
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Figure S1. Association between estimated fetal weight percentiles as
assigned by a) the INTERGROWTH-21st fetal growth chart, and b) the WHO
fetal growth chart and kindergarten-age Early Development Index
Communication & General Knowledge and Language and Cognitive
Development sub-scale scores among 3,418 children with an ultrasound
>28 weeks at the BC Women’s Hospital, Vancouver, Canada,
2000-2011.
Figure S2. Developmental vulnerability and Special Needs Designation by
EFW centile by the a) the INTERGROWTH-21st fetal growth chart, and b)
the WHO fetal growth chart among 3,418 children with an ultrasound
>28 weeks at the BC Women’s Hospital, Vancouver, Canada,
2000-2011.
Table S1. Early Development Index scores among 3,418 children with an
ultrasound >28 weeks at the BC Women’s Hospital, Vancouver,
Canada, 2000-2011, by gestational age at birth.