ABSTRAK Latar belakang : Sindrom Down merupakan penyakit genetik yang dapatmenyebabkan keterlambatan perkembangan motorik, bahasa, kognitif, danpsikososial. Periode perkembangan anak dalam tiga tahun pertama kehidupansangat penting, karena merupakan dasar untuk hasil perkembangan selanjutnya.Sampai saat ini belum dilakukan penelitian yang menghubungkan kemampuanmotorik pasien sindrom Down dengan faktor-faktor yang memengaruhinya.Mengingat prevalensi anak sindrom Down yang cukup banyak di Indonesia, danbelum didapatkan data tersebut maka penelitian dilakukan pada anaksindrom Downsehingga anaksindrom Down mendapatkan hasil optimal dari program intervensiyang dijalankan Tujuan : Mengetahui karakteristik pertumbuhan dan perkembangan motorik anaksindrom Down serta faktor yang memengaruhi tingkat perkembangan motorik kasaruntuk menentukan kemampuan anak, kebutuhan terapi dan meningkatkan kualitaspelayanan. Metode: Studi potong lintang deskriptif dan analitik selama Agustus sampai September 2015 pada 103 anak sindrom Down usia 6 bulan - 3 tahun di Poli Anakdan Poli Rehabilitasi medic Rumah Sakit Cipto Mangunkusumo (RSCM). Dataorang tua didapat dari autoanamnesis dan pencarian rekam medis, dataantropometrik berupa beratbadan, tinggi badan dan lingkar kepala diplot pada kurvapertumbuhan khusus anak sindromDown, perkembangan motorik kasar dinilaiberdasarkan milestone khusus anak sindrom Down. Hasil penelitian : Sejumlah 103 subjek (56 laki-laki, 47 perempuan) memenuhikriteria inklusi. Median subjek adalah 12 bulan. Jumlah subjek yang mengalamigizi baik dan gizi kurang hampir sama. Mikrosefali dialami oleh sebagian kecilsubjek 10 (9,6%). Anak sindrom Down dengan tipe klasik ditemukan pada sebagianbesar pasien sebanyak 99 (96%) dan tipe translokasi sebanyak 4 (3,9%). Keterlambatan motorik ringan dialami oleh 69,2% subjek, keterlambatan motoriksedang 16,3%, dan keterlambatan motorik ringan 13,5%. Hasil analisis multivariatememperlihatkan faktor risiko yang berhubungan dengan keterlambatan motorikadalah lingkar kepala (p=0,011; OR 6,852; IK95% 1,565-30,038), riwayat asfiksia(p=0,009; OR 4,033; IK95% 1,427-11,4), dan frekuensi program stimulasi(p=0,006; OR 3,845; IK95% 1,460-10,125). Kesimpulan : Lingkar kepala, riwayat asfiksia, dan frekuensi program stimulasimerupakan faktor risiko keterlambatan perkembangan motorik anak sindromDown.ABSTRACT Background : Down Syndrome is one of genetics disease that could cause delayed motoric, language, cognitive, and psycho-social development. Development of thefirst three years of life is crucial, because it is a basic for further development. Untilrecently, there are not study which conducted to correlates motoric capabilitiesDown Syndromes patients to factors that interfere its. In Indonesia, prevalence ofchild with Down Syndromes is quite high, there are no data depicted thatcorrelation;hence, this study was conducted in child with Down Syndromes so thatthey obtained optimal outcome from intervention program conducted. Aim: To know characteristics of motoric growth and development in children withDown Syndromes and factors interfere degree of gross motoric development whichto determine children?s capability, needs therapy, and improves quality of service. Methods : A descriptive cross-sectional study was conducted to 103 children withDown Syndromes aged 6 months ? 3 years old in Pediatrics Outpatient Clinics andMedical Rehabilitation Outpatient Clinics of Rumah Sakit Cipto Mangunkusumo(RSCM) during August to September 2015. Data were obtained by their parents(auto-anamnesis) and medical records, anthropometric data comprised bodyweight, body height, and head circumference which were plotted to special growthcurve of children with Down Syndromes, gross motoric developments wereassessed by special milestone of children with Down Syndromes. Results : One hundred and three subjects were fulfilled as inclusion criterions.Median subject was twelve months. Amount of subjects with good nutrition andmalnutrition were equal. Subjects with microcephaly were 10 (9.6%). Children withclassical type of Down Syndromes were 99(96%) and translocation type were4(3.9%). Children with mild motoric development were 69.2%, intermediatemotoric development were 16.3%, and severe motoric development were 13.5%.Multivariate analysis showed risk factors correlates to motoric development werehead circumference (p=0,011; OR 6,852; CI 95% 1,565-30,038), history ofasphyxia (p=0,009; OR 4,033; CI 95% 1,427-11,4), and frequency of stimulationprograms (p=0,006; OR 3,845; CI95% 1,460-10,125). Conclusion : Head circumference, history of asphyxia, and frequency ofstimulation programs were risk factors of motoric development in children with Down Syndromes. ;Background : Down Syndrome is one of genetics disease that could cause delayed motoric, language, cognitive, and psycho-social development. Development of thefirst three years of life is crucial, because it is a basic for further development. Untilrecently, there are not study which conducted to correlates motoric capabilitiesDown Syndromes patients to factors that interfere its. In Indonesia, prevalence ofchild with Down Syndromes is quite high, there are no data depicted thatcorrelation;hence, this study was conducted in child with Down Syndromes so thatthey obtained optimal outcome from intervention program conducted. Aim: To know characteristics of motoric growth and development in children withDown Syndromes and factors interfere degree of gross motoric development whichto determine children?s capability, needs therapy, and improves quality of service. Methods : A descriptive cross-sectional study was conducted to 103 children withDown Syndromes aged 6 months ? 3 years old in Pediatrics Outpatient Clinics andMedical Rehabilitation Outpatient Clinics of Rumah Sakit Cipto Mangunkusumo(RSCM) during August to September 2015. Data were obtained by their parents(auto-anamnesis) and medical records, anthropometric data comprised bodyweight, body height, and head circumference which were plotted to special growthcurve of children with Down Syndromes, gross motoric developments wereassessed by special milestone of children with Down Syndromes. Results : One hundred and three subjects were fulfilled as inclusion criterions.Median subject was twelve months. Amount of subjects with good nutrition andmalnutrition were equal. Subjects with microcephaly were 10 (9.6%). Children withclassical type of Down Syndromes were 99(96%) and translocation type were4(3.9%). Children with mild motoric development were 69.2%, intermediatemotoric development were 16.3%, and severe motoric development were 13.5%.Multivariate analysis showed risk factors correlates to motoric development werehead circumference (p=0,011; OR 6,852; CI 95% 1,565-30,038), history ofasphyxia (p=0,009; OR 4,033; CI 95% 1,427-11,4), and frequency of stimulationprograms (p=0,006; OR 3,845; CI95% 1,460-10,125). Conclusion : Head circumference, history of asphyxia, and frequency ofstimulation programs were risk factors of motoric development in children with Down Syndromes. ;Background : Down Syndrome is one of genetics disease that could cause delayed motoric, language, cognitive, and psycho-social development. Development of thefirst three years of life is crucial, because it is a basic for further development. Untilrecently, there are not study which conducted to correlates motoric capabilitiesDown Syndromes patients to factors that interfere its. In Indonesia, prevalence ofchild with Down Syndromes is quite high, there are no data depicted thatcorrelation;hence, this study was conducted in child with Down Syndromes so thatthey obtained optimal outcome from intervention program conducted. Aim: To know characteristics of motoric growth and development in children withDown Syndromes and factors interfere degree of gross motoric development whichto determine children?s capability, needs therapy, and improves quality of service. Methods : A descriptive cross-sectional study was conducted to 103 children withDown Syndromes aged 6 months ? 3 years old in Pediatrics Outpatient Clinics andMedical Rehabilitation Outpatient Clinics of Rumah Sakit Cipto Mangunkusumo(RSCM) during August to September 2015. Data were obtained by their parents(auto-anamnesis) and medical records, anthropometric data comprised bodyweight, body height, and head circumference which were plotted to special growthcurve of children with Down Syndromes, gross motoric developments wereassessed by special milestone of children with Down Syndromes. Results : One hundred and three subjects were fulfilled as inclusion criterions.Median subject was twelve months. Amount of subjects with good nutrition andmalnutrition were equal. Subjects with microcephaly were 10 (9.6%). Children withclassical type of Down Syndromes were 99(96%) and translocation type were4(3.9%). Children with mild motoric development were 69.2%, intermediatemotoric development were 16.3%, and severe motoric development were 13.5%.Multivariate analysis showed risk factors correlates to motoric development werehead circumference (p=0,011; OR 6,852; CI 95% 1,565-30,038), history ofasphyxia (p=0,009; OR 4,033; CI 95% 1,427-11,4), and frequency of stimulationprograms (p=0,006; OR 3,845; CI95% 1,460-10,125). Conclusion : Head circumference, history of asphyxia, and frequency ofstimulation programs were risk factors of motoric development in children with Down Syndromes. ;Background : Down Syndrome is one of genetics disease that could cause delayed motoric, language, cognitive, and psycho-social development. Development of thefirst three years of life is crucial, because it is a basic for further development. Untilrecently, there are not study which conducted to correlates motoric capabilitiesDown Syndromes patients to factors that interfere its. In Indonesia, prevalence ofchild with Down Syndromes is quite high, there are no data depicted thatcorrelation;hence, this study was conducted in child with Down Syndromes so thatthey obtained optimal outcome from intervention program conducted. Aim: To know characteristics of motoric growth and development in children withDown Syndromes and factors interfere degree of gross motoric development whichto determine children?s capability, needs therapy, and improves quality of service. Methods : A descriptive cross-sectional study was conducted to 103 children withDown Syndromes aged 6 months ? 3 years old in Pediatrics Outpatient Clinics andMedical Rehabilitation Outpatient Clinics of Rumah Sakit Cipto Mangunkusumo(RSCM) during August to September 2015. Data were obtained by their parents(auto-anamnesis) and medical records, anthropometric data comprised bodyweight, body height, and head circumference which were plotted to special growthcurve of children with Down Syndromes, gross motoric developments wereassessed by special milestone of children with Down Syndromes. Results : One hundred and three subjects were fulfilled as inclusion criterions.Median subject was twelve months. Amount of subjects with good nutrition andmalnutrition were equal. Subjects with microcephaly were 10 (9.6%). Children withclassical type of Down Syndromes were 99(96%) and translocation type were4(3.9%). Children with mild motoric development were 69.2%, intermediatemotoric development were 16.3%, and severe motoric development were 13.5%.Multivariate analysis showed risk factors correlates to motoric development werehead circumference (p=0,011; OR 6,852; CI 95% 1,565-30,038), history ofasphyxia (p=0,009; OR 4,033; CI 95% 1,427-11,4), and frequency of stimulationprograms (p=0,006; OR 3,845; CI95% 1,460-10,125). Conclusion : Head circumference, history of asphyxia, and frequency ofstimulation programs were risk factors of motoric development in children with Down Syndromes. ;Background : Down Syndrome is one of genetics disease that could cause delayed motoric, language, cognitive, and psycho-social development. Development of thefirst three years of life is crucial, because it is a basic for further development. Untilrecently, there are not study which conducted to correlates motoric capabilitiesDown Syndromes patients to factors that interfere its. In Indonesia, prevalence ofchild with Down Syndromes is quite high, there are no data depicted thatcorrelation;hence, this study was conducted in child with Down Syndromes so thatthey obtained optimal outcome from intervention program conducted. Aim: To know characteristics of motoric growth and development in children withDown Syndromes and factors interfere degree of gross motoric development whichto determine children?s capability, needs therapy, and improves quality of service. Methods : A descriptive cross-sectional study was conducted to 103 children withDown Syndromes aged 6 months ? 3 years old in Pediatrics Outpatient Clinics andMedical Rehabilitation Outpatient Clinics of Rumah Sakit Cipto Mangunkusumo(RSCM) during August to September 2015. Data were obtained by their parents(auto-anamnesis) and medical records, anthropometric data comprised bodyweight, body height, and head circumference which were plotted to special growthcurve of children with Down Syndromes, gross motoric developments wereassessed by special milestone of children with Down Syndromes. Results : One hundred and three subjects were fulfilled as inclusion criterions.Median subject was twelve months. Amount of subjects with good nutrition andmalnutrition were equal. Subjects with microcephaly were 10 (9.6%). Children withclassical type of Down Syndromes were 99(96%) and translocation type were4(3.9%). Children with mild motoric development were 69.2%, intermediatemotoric development were 16.3%, and severe motoric development were 13.5%.Multivariate analysis showed risk factors correlates to motoric development werehead circumference (p=0,011; OR 6,852; CI 95% 1,565-30,038), history ofasphyxia (p=0,009; OR 4,033; CI 95% 1,427-11,4), and frequency of stimulationprograms (p=0,006; OR 3,845; CI95% 1,460-10,125). Conclusion : Head circumference, history of asphyxia, and frequency ofstimulation programs were risk factors of motoric development in children with Down Syndromes. |