How to Approach a Child with Delayed Walking Ahmed Khamis Bamaga 6 th year medical student.

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How to Approach a Child with Delayed Walking Ahmed Khamis Bamaga 6 th year medical student

Normal ranges: Sit unsupported at 18 to 30 weeks of age. Pull self up to stand at 6 to 10 months. walk by holding on to furniture at 7 to 13 months. walk alone at 11 to 18 months.

History Was the child a full term normal delivery? Were there any problems in pregnancy? Did the child feed well from the outset? Was there deep jaundice? Has the child had any serious illnesses?

History Are there any significant inherited conditions in the family? Has the mother been trying to get the baby to walk ? Are there any other aspects of development that have been a cause for concern?

Examination Does the baby look well cared for? Does the child look normal? Does the child seem alert and attentive? What is the resting posture? How is muscle tone?

Examination Try to get the child to walk. Test the plantar (Babinski) response. Check that the crease of the buttocks looks normal.

D & D  First,  The child reached all other milestones normally and seems on the way of achieving this one. Review in one month and if the child can walk that is fine. If not, refer. Maturational lag

D & D Second,  Walking seems to be the only significant delay. Referral to a community paediatrician may be in order for more detailed assessment. Motor disorder

D & D Third,  This seems to be part of global developmental delay. Refer to a community or general paediatrician. The cause of delay may be brain damage or unknown. global developmental delay

Fourth, This would appear to be part of a previously undiagnosed syndrome. Refer to a paediatrician for full diagnosis or exclusion. D & D

Causes Nutritional –Protein calorie malnutrition –Rickets Infectious –Poliomyelitis Chromosomal –Down’s syndrome –Werding Hoffman’s disease –Duchenne muscular dystrophy Neurological diseases –Guillian Barre Syndrome –Cerebral palsy Endocrine –Cretinism Familial delayed walking

Causes Environment: Lack of practice. Special Senses: Interference with perception of the environment. Brain: Immaturity, variant of normal, lack initiative, control movements.

Baby walkers Delay VS Accidents