Titlebook: Early Detection and Management of Cerebral Palsy; H. Galjaard,H. F. R. Prechtl,M. Veličkovič Book 1987 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Dordre

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Early Detection of Visual Impairments,rences with normal development. Experimental studies of the ontogeny of functional visual defects such as amblyopia or loss of binocular vision in the cat and monkey have led to the concept of the “sensitive period” early in development, during which the visual system is particularly susceptible to

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Early Diagnosis and Prevention of Genetic Disease,velopment may be caused by genetic or environmental factors alone or by a combination of both. Studies on the (genetic) etiology of cerebral palsy (CP) are, however, especially difficult because it represents a rather heterogeneous group of chronic neurological conditions rather than a well defined clinical syndrome (2).

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Ultrasonography of the Normal and Abnormal Fetal Neuroanatomy,ction of subtle differences in fetal soft tissue structures. This has increased our knowledge and awareness of normal fetal anatomy which is very important, especially if one is to make a confident diagnosis of a congenital anomaly.

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Cellular Therapies for Retinal Diseasebe mentioned in different chapters of this book, much depends on an early diagnosis, proper management, parenting behaviour and a good interaction between the patient, parents and professional workers.

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Introduction,be mentioned in different chapters of this book, much depends on an early diagnosis, proper management, parenting behaviour and a good interaction between the patient, parents and professional workers.

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Book 1987al conference on "New develop­ ments in the assessment of early brain damage" in Bled, Yugo­ slavia. I was invited as a speaker at this conference and I went there, curious, but without too much knowledge about the central theme: cerebral palsy. During the conference and a satellite meeting I became

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Flavia S. Donaires,Rodrigo T. Caladovelopment may be caused by genetic or environmental factors alone or by a combination of both. Studies on the (genetic) etiology of cerebral palsy (CP) are, however, especially difficult because it represents a rather heterogeneous group of chronic neurological conditions rather than a well defined clinical syndrome (2).