RECAP Preterm | GNN - 5 year follow-up

GNN - 5 year follow-up - Examination

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Associated study

Acronym	GNN
Name	German Neonatal Network
Study design	Cohort
Number of very preterm (VPT) and/or very low birthweight (VLBW) births included in cohort (live & still births)	3606
Number of term-born control births included in cohort (live & still births)	153
Countries	Germany

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Population

GNN-5 year follow up

Selection Criteria

Countries

Germany

Geographical Area

Area all over Germany

VPT/VLBW Group Inclusion Criteria

Birth weight < 1500g and gestational age < 37 weeks.

Control Group Inclusion Criteria

Survey of Neonates in Pomerania (SNiP II). Living in certain geographical region (determined by postcode).

VPT/VLBW Group Exclusion Criteria

Missing parental consent

Control Group Exclusion Criteria

Missing parental consent, children placed for adoption, insufficient knowledge of German language for interviews.

Supplementary Information

The Data was collected at a Follow-up examination at preschool age (5-6 years) including: - physician interview - parental interview - examination of the child by physician (vital signs, body measurements, motor development test, development test, spirometry, eye-test, hearing-test) - vaccination records with the International Certificate of Vaccination or Prophylaxis (ICVP) - body measurements through the years measured at the U examinations until the U9

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Data Collection Event

5 year follow-up - Examination

Overview

Type of Data Collection Event: Follow-up
Start Date: 2014-09
End Date: 2021-08

Data sources

Questionnaires
Cognitive measures
Physical measures

Participants

Age at Data Collection Event (years): 5
Corrected Age

	VPT/VLBW Group	Control Group
Survived	14337
Invited	15299
Assessed	3606	393

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Collected Dataset / GNN - 5 year follow-up - Examination

GNN - 5 year follow-up - Examination

Associated study

Population

GNN-5 year follow up

Data Collection Event

5 year follow-up - Examination

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