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This work sees the light for various reasons. There is a general lack of detailed information about the earliest stages of human motor development. The reasons for this are explained more fully in the Introduction; here we may simply state that, apart from their intrinsic interest, earlier phenomena are fundamental to the comprehension of later phenomena rooted in them, whether pathological or normal. This is especially so in the rapidly - veloping young organism. At birth the neonate is catapulted into a profoundly different physical and social envir- ment requiring extremely diverse…mehr
This work sees the light for various reasons. There is a general lack of detailed information about the earliest stages of human motor development. The reasons for this are explained more fully in the Introduction; here we may simply state that, apart from their intrinsic interest, earlier phenomena are fundamental to the comprehension of later phenomena rooted in them, whether pathological or normal. This is especially so in the rapidly - veloping young organism. At birth the neonate is catapulted into a profoundly different physical and social envir- ment requiring extremely diverse functioning: suffice it to mention aerial respiration, no longer being fed through the placenta and the cord, and the full impact of gravity on neonatal movements. The neonate generally adapts smoothly to the transition, as it has been equipped to do so during the 9 months of pregnancy. However, the study of the early stages of fetal motor development should not be exclusively directed towards the und- standing of functioning in the neonate.
After graduating in Medicine and Surgery at the University of Milan, Italy, Alessandra Piontelli qualified as a specialist in Neurology and Psychiatry at the University of Parma. For more than a decade she worked at the Tavistock Clinic, London, where her responsibilities included teaching child neurology and psychiatry. In 1983 she was appointed Visiting Professor by the Department of Child Neurology and Psychiatry, University of Milan. Since 1990 she has worked at the First Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University of Milan, where she is involved in research into fetal and neonatal behavior and physiology and maternal behavior during pregnancy and the early post-partum period. In 2007 she was Visiting Professor at the University of Stellenbosch, South Africa and, in 2011, Visiting Professor and Master in Pre-Natal and Peri-Natal Education at the University of Valencia, Spain. Her previous books include Backwards in Time: a Study in Infant Observation (Karnac Books, 1986), From Fetus to Child (Routledge, 1992), Twins: From Fetus to Child (Routledge, 2002), and Twins in the World (McMillan-Palgrave, 2008).
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General Movements.- Startles, Twitches and Clonuses.- Hiccups, Yawning and Gasping.- Fetal Breathing Movements.- Swallowing, Sucking, and Handedness as Inferred from Fetal Thumb Sucking.- Localized Movements.- Facial Expressions.- Rest-activity Cycles, Clusters and the Ontogeny of Sleep.- Twin Fetuses and Twin Myths.- Conclusions: Movement is Life.
General Movements.- Startles, Twitches and Clonuses.- Hiccups, Yawning and Gasping.- Fetal Breathing Movements.- Swallowing, Sucking, and Handedness as Inferred from Fetal Thumb Sucking.- Localized Movements.- Facial Expressions.- Rest-activity Cycles, Clusters and the Ontogeny of Sleep.- Twin Fetuses and Twin Myths.- Conclusions: Movement is Life.
General Movements.- Startles, Twitches and Clonuses.- Hiccups, Yawning and Gasping.- Fetal Breathing Movements.- Swallowing, Sucking, and Handedness as Inferred from Fetal Thumb Sucking.- Localized Movements.- Facial Expressions.- Rest-activity Cycles, Clusters and the Ontogeny of Sleep.- Twin Fetuses and Twin Myths.- Conclusions: Movement is Life.
General Movements.- Startles, Twitches and Clonuses.- Hiccups, Yawning and Gasping.- Fetal Breathing Movements.- Swallowing, Sucking, and Handedness as Inferred from Fetal Thumb Sucking.- Localized Movements.- Facial Expressions.- Rest-activity Cycles, Clusters and the Ontogeny of Sleep.- Twin Fetuses and Twin Myths.- Conclusions: Movement is Life.
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