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Developmental setback in severe visual impairment by Cass, H D, Sonksen, P M, McConachie, H R

“…Developmental setback in children initially thought to be of normal cognitive potential is a serious complication of severe visual impairment; the prevalence,…”
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Patterns of visual impairment associated with lesions of the preterm infant brain by Pike, M G, Holmstrom, G, de Vries, L S, Pennock, J M, Drew, K J, Sonksen, P M, Dubowitz, L M

“…The visual function of 42 children with haemorrhagic and/or ischaemic cerebral lesions acquired before a gestational age of 35 weeks was examined and related…”
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The maturation of linear acuity and compliance with the Sonksen-Silver Acuity System in young children by Salt, A T, Sonksen, P M, Wade, A, Jayatunga, R

“…The compliance and maturation of visual acuity of 1245 2 1/2- to nine-year-olds was investigated. Testing was undertaken as part of routine surveillance…”
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The assessment of vision in the preschool child by Sonksen, P M

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Promotion of visual development of severely visually impaired babies: evaluation of a developmentally based programme by Sonksen, P M, Petrie, A, Drew, K J

“…A developmentally based programme (PVD) to promote the visual development of babies with severe visual impairment was evaluated in 58 infants aged between one…”
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Age-related standards for ordinal data: modelling the changes in visual acuity from 2 to 9 years of age by Wade, A M, Ades, A E, Salt, A T, Jayatunga, R, Sonksen, P M

“…The visual acuities of 1140 children between the ages of 2 and 9 years were measured using the Sonksen-Silver Acuity System (SSAS) from a distance of 3 metres…”
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Congenital retinal dystrophies: a study of early cognitive and visual development by Black, M M, Sonksen, P M

“…The reported incidence of mental retardation in Leber's congenital amaurosis has varied from 10% to 87%. There has been no review of the estimate since it…”
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Evaluation of the Sonksen picture test for detection of minor visual problems in the surveillance of preschool children by Hodes, D T, Sonksen, P M, McKee, M

“…The Sonksen Picture Test (SPT) for surveillance of vision in preschool children was evaluated in 842 children, aged 21 to 60 months, from nine health districts…”
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Measures of acuity in primary-school children and their ability to detect minor errors of vision by Jayatunga, R, Sonksen, P M, Bhide, A, Wade, A

“…492 five to nine year old children participated in a study of the ability of three tests of linear acuity --the Sonksen-Silver Acuity System (SSAS), the…”
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Likelihood-based modelling of age-related normal ranges for ordinal measurements: changes in visual acuity through early childhood by Wade, A. M., Salt, A. T., Proffitt, R. V., Heavens, S. J., Sonksen, P. M.

“…This paper investigates the construction of age‐related standards for ordinal outcome data. Asymmetric logistic models are used to describe the age‐related…”
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Norrie's disease: a prospective study of development by Goodyear, H M, Sonksen, P M, McConachie, H

“…Developmental progress, hearing, and dysmorphic features were monitored prospectively in eight babies with Norrie's disease (an X linked form of congenital…”
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Low vision aids for preschool children by Ritchie, J P, Sonksen, P M, Gould, E

“…A study was made of the use of low vision aids to augment the vision of children with very severe visual disability. This paper reports the results for 28…”
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Summary of lecture given to the Faculty of Community Health, Annual General Meeting on 20th October 1998 by Patricia M Sonksen. Severely visually impaired children: neurodevelopmental concerns by Sonksen, P M

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Identification of constraints acting on motor development in young visually disabled children and principles of remediation by Sonksen, P M, Levitt, S, Kitsinger, M

“…Babies and preschool children with severe visual disabilities have been studied in a developmentally orientated clinical research setting. Severe congenital…”
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Vision for coloured pictures at different acuities: the Sonksen picture guide to visual function by Sonksen, P M, Macrae, A J

“…The vision 70 normal-sighted children was tested for both Snellen letters and life-size colour pictures of everyday objects. All the children wore spectacles…”
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Constraints upon parenting: experience of a paediatrician by Sonksen, P M

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Visual impairment in infancy: impact on neurodevelopmental and neurobiological processes by Sonksen, Patricia M, Dale, Naomi

“…This review draws together current understanding of the impact of visual impairment (VI) on early neurodevelopmental and neurobiological processes. The impact…”
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Sound and the visually handicapped baby by Sonksen, P M

“…The part played by vision in learning to interpret both speech and environmental sounds and to localize the latter is discussed in the light of observations of…”
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The assessment of 'vision for development' in severely visually handicapped babies by Sonksen, P M

“…Vision makes a substantial contribution to the pattern and rate of normal development. Considering infant development in 3 phases, global, integrative and…”
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Summary of Lecture given to the Faculty of Community Health, Annual General Meeting on 20th October 1998 by Patricia M Sonksen Severely visually impaired children: neurodevelopmental concerns by Sonksen, PM

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