Schenck K, Deegener G
Monatsschr Kinderheilkd (1902). 1978 Jan;126(1):40-3.
The diagnostic efficiency of KTK was examined by evaluation of catamneses of children who mostly during their first year of life underwent neurosurgical treatment for subdural effusions. In addition, the influence of intelligence, side of hemispheric lesion, equivocal neurological signs and physical impairment, body height and weight as well as foot preference on the performance of motor tasks was examined. The results suggest sufficient practical advantages of KTK for the detection of brain damage in children.
通过对主要在出生后第一年因硬膜下积液接受神经外科治疗的儿童的病历进行评估，检验了KTK的诊断效率。此外，还研究了智力、半球病变侧、可疑神经体征和身体损伤、身高和体重以及脚偏好对运动任务表现的影响。结果表明，KTK在检测儿童脑损伤方面具有足够的实际优势。
