Additional Table 1.
Mean and standard deviation of cognitive and neuropsychological scores in the three groups
| Domain | Subtest | Healthy (n=17) | Premature (n=14) | HIE (n=19) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Intelligence quorient(QIT) | WISC-IV | 105.40+10.32* | 91.31+14.1* | 100.71+18.4 |
| Language | Naming (z) | 0.35+1.10 | -0.17+0.81 | -0.12+1.14 |
| Semantic Fluency (z) | -0.49+1.16 | -0.93+1.24 | -0.62+1.25 | |
| Memory | Corsi (z) | 0.21+0.83 | 0.19+0.58 | -0.17+1.06 |
| Word’s list (z) | 0.34+0.8* | 0.03+0.98* | 0.17+1.87 | |
| List Recall (z) | 0.66+0.82 | -0.08+1.09 | 0.36+1.2 | |
| Praxis | VMI (SS) | 12.53+3.02 | 11.23+2.83 | 10.89+3.33 |
| Executive | TOL (z) | -0.12+1.41 | -0.49+1.53 | -0.78+1.29 |
| function | Stroop (%) | 3 | 6 | 5 |
| Coding (SS) | 9.32+8.42 | 7.64+6.36 | 7.84+5.92 | |
| Attention | Auditory (%) | 2 | 7 | 5 |
| Visual (SS) | 10.44+2.28 | 10.57+2.37 | 9.69+3.28 |
HIE: Hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy; IQ: intelligence quotient; SD: standard deviation; SS: scaled scores; TOL: Tower of London; VMI: visual-motor integration test; WISC-IV: Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children IV; z: z scores. * non-zero (significant) difference between groups obtained by Bayesian regression (see Methods).