Jill G. Zwicker

TL;DR: The BrainNetCNN framework is applied to predict cognitive and motor developmental outcome scores from structural brain networks of infants born preterm and outperforms a fully connected neural‐network with the same number of model parameters on both phantoms with focal and diffuse injury patterns.

TL;DR: The history of various definitions leading up to the current definition of DCD, prevalence estimates for the disorder, etiology, common co-morbidities, the impact ofDCD on the child's life, and prognosis are reviewed.

TL;DR: The effects of preterm birth/very low birth weight on health- related quality of life seem to diminish over time, which possibly reflects issues related to a child's report versus a parent-proxy report, differing definitions of health-related quality oflife, and adaptation of individuals over time.

TL;DR: Functional magnetic resonance imaging data suggest a neurobiological correlation with impaired learning of motor skills in children with DCD, which will need to be confirmed with a larger sample, and under‐activation in cerebellar–parietal and cerebellAR–prefrontal networks and in brain regions associated with visual‐spatial learning.

TL;DR: The primary aim was to present the current state of the evidence regarding the physical, psychological, and social QOL domains that can be affected in children with DCD.