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. 2020 Jun 20;12(6):e8716. doi: 10.7759/cureus.8716

Table 2. Comparison of the mean cognition, language, and motor BSID-III scores between patients who used the Beanie and the control group at 12- and 24-month follow-ups.

*P-value statistically significant

CI: confidence interval; BSID-III: Bayley Scales of Infant and Toddler Development-III

Parameters N Mean Bayley score 95% CI P-value
12-month cognition       0.02*
Beanie not used 164 86.1 83.6–88.7
Beanie used 31 91.3 87.4–95.1
12-month language       0.24
Beanie not used 164 84.4 82.4–86.4
Beanie used 31 87.3 82.6–91.9
12-month motor       0.96
Beanie not used 163 83.5 80.9–85.9
Beanie used 31 83.6 77.7–89.4
24-month cognition       0.76
Beanie not used 109 87.8 84.9–90.6
Beanie used 16 88.8 82.4–95.1
24-month language       0.90
Beanie not used 109 79.5 76.5–82.5
Beanie used 16 79.3 72.3–86.2
24-month motor       0.44
Beanie not used 107 85.0 82.0–88.1
Beanie used 16 88.3 80.1–96.6