Tuberous sclerosis is a neurocutaneous disease with special involvement of the CNS, which is associated with an increased oncological risk and involvement of other organs and systems.
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Non-pharmacological treatment of ADHD.
Syndromic neurodevelopmental disorders. Keys to diagnosis.
Warning symptoms of ASD.
Warning Signs and Red Flags of ASD in Childhood Early detection of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is key to implementing effective early interventions. The following warning signs should be closely monitored: At 6 months: Absence of social smiling, limited facial expression, or lack of constant eye contact. At…
Education based on the evidence.
For a critical evaluation of educational methods and scientific evidence for different treatments and therapies applicable to children with cognitive difficulties, you can consult: https://situsupierass.wordpress.com/ https://delaevidenciaalaula.wordpress.com/
Network of associations of Camp de Morvedre.
Associative Network in the Camp de Morvedre Region The Camp de Morvedre region has a collaborative structure of associations aimed at inclusion, family support and therapeutic intervention for minors with functional diversity and neurodevelopmental needs. This network facilitates access to local therapeutic clinics, adapted recreational resources and channels of...
Questionnaires quantification of symptoms of ADHD.
Standardized questionnaires for quantifying ADHD symptoms are an indispensable daily tool to evaluate the necessity and adequacy of pharmacological treatment. An optimal treatment will be one that achieves the best symptomatic benefit with the least presence of adverse effects. Summary of diagnostic tools available in the...
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Evidence-based guidelines on ADHD
Neonatal therapeutic hypothermia.
Treatment criteria:
Obstetric antiphospholipid syndrome.
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