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Pediatric Clinics of North America, 1993
Down syndrome remains one of the most common causes of mental retardation. Although knowledge of pathogenesis remains incomplete, recent molecular biologic techniques have identified regions of the 21st chromosome critical for expression of the Down syndrome phenotype, and animal models have helped elucidate the origins of the neurochemical and ...
A, Hayes, M L, Batshaw
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Down syndrome remains one of the most common causes of mental retardation. Although knowledge of pathogenesis remains incomplete, recent molecular biologic techniques have identified regions of the 21st chromosome critical for expression of the Down syndrome phenotype, and animal models have helped elucidate the origins of the neurochemical and ...
A, Hayes, M L, Batshaw
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Current Opinion in Neurology, 1997
Down syndrome, trisomy of chromosome 21, is well investigated because it is a genetic disease with characteristic mental retardation and precocious dementia of Alzheimer type. Maternal serum markers of human chorionic gonadotrophin unconjugated estriol and amyloid precursor protein, nuchal skinfold on ultrasound and new genetic probes are developed to ...
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Down syndrome, trisomy of chromosome 21, is well investigated because it is a genetic disease with characteristic mental retardation and precocious dementia of Alzheimer type. Maternal serum markers of human chorionic gonadotrophin unconjugated estriol and amyloid precursor protein, nuchal skinfold on ultrasound and new genetic probes are developed to ...
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Nursing Children and Young People, 2016
Down's syndrome is one of the most common congenital anomalies, affecting 1:1000 infants in the UK. It occurs in people of all races, and males and females are equally affected. It was named after a British doctor who is credited as the first person to describe the condition.
Doreen, Crawford, Annette, Dearmun
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Down's syndrome is one of the most common congenital anomalies, affecting 1:1000 infants in the UK. It occurs in people of all races, and males and females are equally affected. It was named after a British doctor who is credited as the first person to describe the condition.
Doreen, Crawford, Annette, Dearmun
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Survey of Ophthalmology, 1990
Down syndrome is the most common chromosome abnormality of man. The isolated occurrence of any one of the most of the protean systemic and ocular features of Down syndrome is not specific to the disorder. The associated occurrence of several of these features, however, has distinguished affected individuals as having a distinct entity for nearly 125 ...
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Down syndrome is the most common chromosome abnormality of man. The isolated occurrence of any one of the most of the protean systemic and ocular features of Down syndrome is not specific to the disorder. The associated occurrence of several of these features, however, has distinguished affected individuals as having a distinct entity for nearly 125 ...
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2019
Down syndrome (DS; Trisomy 21) is the most common chromosomal disorder in humans. It has numerous associated neurologic phenotypes including intellectual disability, sleep apnea, seizures, behavioral problems, and dementia. With improved access to medical care, people with DS are living longer than ever before. As more individuals with DS reach old age,
Michael S, Rafii +3 more
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Down syndrome (DS; Trisomy 21) is the most common chromosomal disorder in humans. It has numerous associated neurologic phenotypes including intellectual disability, sleep apnea, seizures, behavioral problems, and dementia. With improved access to medical care, people with DS are living longer than ever before. As more individuals with DS reach old age,
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Down syndrome before down: A retrospect
American Journal of Medical Genetics, 2001We have attempted to identify published descriptions and reports of skeletal remains, figurines and paintings of suggested or supposed instances of Down syndrome predating John Langdon Haydon Down's initial account of the condition in 1866. A review of the ascertained material in each of these categories has not provided, in our opinion, convincing ...
J M, Berg, M, Korossy
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John Langdon Down: Down's syndrome
Journal of Perioperative Practice, 2013When I was a medical student in the 1940's we youngsters were well familiar with the condition called ‘Mongolism’. We saw these patients - labelled ‘Mongols’ - as children in the paediatric clinics, and as older patients on our visits to the local enormous mental hospital during our attachment in psychiatry, where many of them spent the whole of their
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The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 1990
Among the 500 Down syndrome children karyotyped, 15 (3%) were due to translocation; 10 were 21;21 translocation and five 14;21. There were 9 cases of de novo translocations, while 6 were inherited from father or mother. Family history was characteristic in all the translocation cases, with younger parental age, fetal wastage in the family, recurrence ...
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Among the 500 Down syndrome children karyotyped, 15 (3%) were due to translocation; 10 were 21;21 translocation and five 14;21. There were 9 cases of de novo translocations, while 6 were inherited from father or mother. Family history was characteristic in all the translocation cases, with younger parental age, fetal wastage in the family, recurrence ...
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Nursing Standard, 1988
A new blood test has been developed to detect. Down's syndrome in unborn babies.
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A new blood test has been developed to detect. Down's syndrome in unborn babies.
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2018
The majority of children with Down syndrome are friendly and separate from parents easily. The presence of comorbidities should be the area of focus for the anesthesiologist. Cardiac anomalies are commonly present, and the most common of these is common atrioventricular canal.
Erica P. Lin +2 more
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The majority of children with Down syndrome are friendly and separate from parents easily. The presence of comorbidities should be the area of focus for the anesthesiologist. Cardiac anomalies are commonly present, and the most common of these is common atrioventricular canal.
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