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Summary of Down syndrome-specific care

Summary of Down syndrome-specific care
Action Prenatal Birth up to 1 month 1 month up to 1 year 1 year up to 5 years 5 years up to 12 years 12 years up to 21 years
  1. Confirm DS diagnosis with either CVS or amniocentesis prenatally or karyotype postnatally.
   
  1. Review recurrence risk and offer the family referral to a clinical geneticist or genetic counselor.
 
  1. Offer caregiver-to-caregiver and support group information to the family.
 
  1. Use CDC DS-specific growth charts to monitor weight, length, weight-for-length, head circumference, or BMI. Use standard charts for BMI after age 10 years.
  All health care visits
  1. Order an echocardiogram, to be read by a pediatric cardiologist.
     
  1. Feeding assessment or video study if any: marked hypotonia, underweight (<5th percentile weight-for-length or BMI), slow feeding or choking with feeds, recurrent or persistent abnormal respiratory symptoms, desaturations with feeds.
  Any visit
  1. Obtain objective hearing assessment (may be in NBS protocols), and follow EHDI protocols.
    Up to 6 months      
  1. If TM cannot be visualized, refer to otolaryngologist for exam with microscope until reliable TM and tympanometry exams are possible.
  Every 3 to 6 months        
  1. Car safety seat evaluation before hospital discharge.
           
  1. CBC with differential.
  By day 3        
  1. If TAM, make caregivers aware of risk/signs of leukemia (eg, easy bruising/bleeding, recurrent fevers, bone pain).
           
  1. TSH.
  At birth (if not in NBS) Every 5 to 7 months Annually, and every 6 months if antithyroid antibodies ever detected
  1. RSV prophylaxis based on AAP guidelines.
  Annually Through 2 years    
  1. Discuss cervical spine positioning for procedures and atlantoaxial stability precautions.
  All HMV Biennially    
  1. Assess for CAM use; discourage any unsafe CAM practices.
  All HMV
  1. Refer children to early intervention for speech, fine motor, or gross motor therapy.
  Any visit Up to 3 years      
  1. If middle ear disease occurs, obtain developmentally appropriate hearing evaluation.
    When ear clear After treatment
  1. Rescreen hearing with developmentally appropriate methodology (BAER, behavioral, ear specific).
    Start at 6 months, every 6 months until established normal bilaterally by ear-specific testing, then annually
  1. Refer to ophthalmologist with experience and expertise in children with disabilities.
    By 6 months      
  1. CBC with differential if easy bruising or bleeding, recurrent fevers, or bone pain.
    Any visit
  1. Assess for sleep-disordered breathing; if present, refer to clinician with expertise in pediatric sleep disorders.
    At least once by 6 months, then all subsequent HMV thereafter
  1. Ensure child is receiving developmental therapies and family understands and is following therapy plan at home.
  All HMV
  1. CBC with differential and either (1) a combination of ferritin and CRP, or (2) a combination of serum iron and total iron binding capacity.
      Annually
  1. If a child has sleep problems and a ferritin less than 50 mcg/L, the pediatrician may prescribe iron supplement.
      Any visit
  1. Vision screening.
    All HMV, use developmentally appropriate criteria Photoscreen (all HMV); if unable, refer to ophthalmologist annually Photoscreen (all HMV); if unable, refer to ophthalmologist biennially Visual acuity or photoscreening at all HMV, or ophthalmology determined schedule
  1. If a child has myelopathic symptoms, obtain neutral C-spine plain films.
      Any visit
  1. Obtain polysomnogram.
      Between 3 to 5 years    
  1. Prepare family for transition from early intervention to preschool.
      At 30 months    
  1. Discuss sexual exploitation risks.
      At least once At least once At least once
  1. Make developmentally appropriate plans for menarche, contraception (advocate/offer LARC), and STI prevention.
        As developmentally appropriate, then all subsequent HMV
  1. Discuss risk of DS if patient were to become pregnant.
        At least once At least once
  1. Assess for any developmental regression.
    All HMV
  1. Discuss and facilitate transitions: education, work, finance, guardianship, medical care, independent living.
        All HMV starting at 10 years
 

 

Do once at this age

 

Do if not done previously

 

Repeat at indicated intervals

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DS: Down syndrome; CVS: chorionic villus sampling; CDC: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; BMI: body mass index; NBS: newborn screening; EHDI: early hearing detection and intervention; TM: tympanic membrane; CBC: complete blood count; TAM: transient abnormal myelopoiesis; TSH: thyroid-stimulating hormone; RSV: respiratory syncytial virus; AAP: American Academy of Pediatrics; HMV: health maintenance visit; CAM: complementary and alternative medicine; BAER: brainstem auditory evoked response; CRP: C-reactive protein; LARC: long-acting reversible contraception; STI: sexually transmitted infection.
Reproduced with permission from Pediatrics, Vol. 149, Page e2022057010, Copyright © 2022 by the AAP.
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