Contents Part I. Theoretical Framework A Synactive Model of Neonatal Behavioral Organization: Framework for the Assessment of Neurobehavioral Development in the Premature Infant and for Support of Infants and Parents in the Neonatal Intensive Care Environment Part II: Pathology Neonatal Neuropathology Medical Complications of the Premature Infant Part III: Assessment Assessment of Risk: Perinatal, Family, and Environmental Perspectives Infant Neuromotor Assessment Instruments: A Review Physiologic Adaptation of Neonates to Neurological Assessment Screening for Movement Dysfunction in Infancy Part IV: Management Organizational and Educational Considerations in Creating an Environment to Promote Optimal Development of High-Risk Neonates Parental Response to the Birth of a High-Risk Neonate: Dynamics and Management Sensorimotor Management of the High-Risk Neonate Oral-Motor Management of the High-Risk Neonate Cardiorespiratory Management of the High-Risk Neonate: Implications for Developmental Therapists Medical and Surgical Management of the Fetus at Risk for Central Nervous System Dysfunction: A Review of Antenatal Treatment Part V. Outcome Monitoring the Effects of Early Physical Therapy on the High-RIsk Infant: Preliminary Results Part VI: Research in Progress Impact of Preterm Birth on the Neuromotor Development of the Premature Infant Kinematic Analysis of Leg Movements in Premature and Full-Term Infants Preliminary Evaluation of a Protocol for Assessment of Development, Posture, and Coordination in Children: A Multi-Center Collaborative Pilot Study Part VII: Resources Selected Information Resources: Infant Health and Development