Table 2 Summary of neurodevelopmental outcomes
Reduced mild to moderate impairment with intervention | No significant difference in mild to moderate impairment with intervention | Increased mild to moderate impairment with intervention |
|---|---|---|
Datta 2017 (37 weeks) – improved motor development-vigour and alert-orientation | Das 2018 (40 weeks, 9–12 months and 24–30 months) | Andersson 2013 (4 months) – reduced personal-social development |
Andersson 2013 (4 months) – improved problem-solving | Mercer 2010 (7 months) |  |
Nouraie 2019 (4 months) – improved problem solving | Andersson 2014 (12 months) |  |
Rana 2018 (12 months) – improved in all domains except motor. Fewer infants in the DCC group were assessed to be at risk of having neurodevelopmental impairment | Mercer 2018 (4 months) |  |
Andersson 2015 (4 year) – improved fine motor and problem-solving | Mercer 2022 (12 months) |  |
| Â | Berg 2021 (3 year) | Â |