Retrospective cohort analysis showed language comprehension improved in 18.6% of children with language delay, suggesting early intervention is crucial.
Key Points
Eighteen point six percent of children with language delay improved their language comprehension after intervention.
Analysis of medical records from 442 children aged 12 to 36 months helped identify influencing factors for language skills.
Logistic regression analysis and chi-square test were used to assess significant predictors of language catch-up.
Low rates of natural language improvement highlight the need for early identification and tailored interventions.