Titlebook: Developmental-Behavioral Disorders; Selected Topics Volu Marvin I. Gottlieb (Director, Professor),John E. W Book 1988 Plenum Publishing Cor

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Military and Civilian Developmental Medicine,ls around the country and worldwide. Discussions with representatives of these health care services indicate that there is not a thorough understanding of (1) the management of developmental disabilities by the military and (2) the various services that are available through government programs. Thi

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Promoting the Development of Children in Busy Primary Health Care Settings,ch their full potential. In the past, necessity required that health care providers devote most of their time to treating infectious illnesses. However, as modern medicine has conquered many of these illnesses, health providers have been able to focus more of their attention on primary, secondary, a

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Chronic Otitis Media, Speech/Language Disorders, and Learning Disabilities: Is There a Link?,, seriously deaf child are legend (Table 1). Freeman and Parkins (1979) concluded that “the apparent relationship between audition, language and learning supports the thesis that children with significant auditory deficits may be delayed in linguistic and cognitive development.” However, transient h

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The Latchkey Child,pediatricians, and child advocates in general. Catapulted into the limelight of the generic category of developmental-behavioral problems are the issues concerning preschool and school-age children requiring alternative day-care arrangements. Of particular interest within this unique pediatric popul

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Accepted and Controversial Neuromotor Therapies for Infants at High Risk for Cerebral Palsy,rtance of early therapy is based, in part, on the concept of CNS plasticity. This concept is particularly applicable to the developing nervous system. Developmental myelination within the CNS and the formation of dendritic spines during early postnatal life are two changes that contribute to the bra