Adjusted Age Results
Extremely preterm infant, now 3 months chronological age
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๐ถ 28-Week Preemie (3 months old)
Extremely preterm infant, now 3 months chronological age
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๐ผ 32-Week Preemie (6 months old)
Very preterm infant, now 6 months chronological age
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๐ 34-Week Preemie (9 months old)
Moderately preterm infant, approaching 1 year
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๐ 36-Week Preemie (12 months old)
Late preterm infant at first birthday
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๐ถ 30-Week Preemie (18 months old)
Very preterm infant approaching catch-up
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What is Adjusted Age?
Adjusted age (also called corrected age) is the age a premature baby would be if born at full term (40 weeks). It accounts for the time missed in the womb and provides a more accurate measure for assessing growth and developmental milestones.
Why It Matters
Preemies need extra time to reach milestones. Using adjusted age prevents unfair comparisons with full-term babies.
How Long to Use
Most doctors recommend using adjusted age until 2-3 years, when most preemies have caught up developmentally.
When to Apply
Use adjusted age for developmental milestones, growth charts, and feeding expectations.
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