Niñas con síndrome X frágil: Un modelo para los trastornos específicos del desarrollo

María Teresa Ferrando-Lucas, A. Puente-Ferreras

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    Introduction and development. The prevalence of specific developmental disorders (SDD) in everyday practice is high, and an interdisciplinary approach is required for their diagnosis and management. The ultimate pathophysiology of these disorders remains a great challenge to researchers and progress is limited by the fact that there are no experimental models that reproduce the cognitive-behavioural complexity of the human being. Conclusions. Girls with fragile X syndrome, which has a wide range of cognitive-behavioural signs and symptoms that allow the clinical features of SDD to coincide in the same person, in whom the intellectual quotient is preserved and for whom our present knowledge of the syndrome does offer pathophysiological structural bases in the central nervous system, may constitute a valuable model to help us understand SDD.

    Título traducido de la contribuciónGirls with fragile X syndrome: A model for specific developmental disorders
    Idioma originalEspañol
    Páginas (desde-hasta)S17-S19
    PublicaciónRevista de Neurologia
    Volumen46
    N.ºSUPPL. 1
    DOI
    EstadoPublicada - 2008

    Palabras clave

    • Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
    • Dendritic spines
    • Fragile X syndrome in girls
    • Language disorder
    • Learning disorder
    • Specific developmental disorders

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    • Neurología clínica

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