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High risk infants are at risk of developing neurological problems either because of adverse environmental factors, lack of developmental supportive care, poor nutrition, or various health factors. Developmental delay is diagnosed when a child does not reach a developmental milestone All infants at high risk of developmental delay and require periodic developmental assessment at first year of life to prevent and identify the neuromotor deficit at an early age. Amieltison method is commonly used technique for assessing neurological status of infants and Muscle tone is an important component of Neuromotor assessment which would be deviated even with subtle neural impairment which need to be assessed and intervened.

Clinically visual method is widely being followed in assessing Amiel tison angles in the first year of life in high risk infants but visual assessment may not be reliable and visual perception can be different with two observers which could change the interpretation of muscle tone. This study intends to compare the Visual and goniometric assessment and inter observer difference in the assessment of Amieltison angles.