[PDF] Top 20 Mitochondrial disease in autism spectrum disorder patients: a cohort analysis.

... vaccinations in autistic children with an underlying mitochondrial cytopathy ...25 patients, the child’s autism/neurodevelopmental deterioration appeared to follow vaccination ...events ... See full document

... developmental disorder of the central nervous system, emerging evidence suggests that systemic physiological abnormalities, including dysre- gulated inflammation and immune system [6,7], elevated oxidative stress ... See full document

... that in 2q there are genes involved in the etiology of ASDs and that some patients may have submicroscopic subtelomeric alterations that explain the cause of the disorder (Riegel and Schinzel, ... See full document

... with autism and mitochondrial dysfunction: Chromosomal rearrangements have proven to be critical landmarks in the development of our understanding of genetic ...of disease mechanism is the ... See full document

... of autism spectrum disorders, the patients should be evaluated more precisely with more details for diagnosis and assessment of treatment ...examined in CARS test contains subsets that are ... See full document

... of patients, with pheno- typically normal women, history of recurrent miscarriage, gonadal dysfunction, X-linked disorders or congenital abnormalities, and/or developmental ...cytogenetic analysis showed a ... See full document

... Hirschsprung disease (HSCR) is a congenital developmental malformation characterised by the absence of enteric ganglion cells of myenteric and submucosal plexuses in the ...the disease is 1 per 5000 ... See full document

... heterogeneous disease, with a complex genetic architecture [4]. In particular, rare SNVs with a multigenic contribution are expected to play a specific role in the molecular pathogenesis of ...SNVs ... See full document

... participated in the present ...participate in the ...resulting in a control group of 75 children. ASD patients were 79, including 52 low functioning and 27 high func- tioning autistic ...ADHD ... See full document

... All patients who displayed values above the upper limit in the antigliadin or anti-trans- glutaminase tests underwent further testing for the pres- ence of anti-endomysium-specific antibodies ...result. ... See full document

... In the current survey, hypertension, hypotension, and threatened abortion were more frequent in the first group (respectively 10% vs. 5.9%, 2% vs. 0%, and 10% vs. 5.9% in the second group). These ... See full document

... Introduction: Autism is a behavioral syndrome that results in difficulties in social interaction, communication and cognition, with stereotyped behavior as one of its main ...(BMI) in ... See full document

... An analysis of the impact of decentralization and health sector reform on immunization programs was presented, illustrated by the results of 16 evaluations of national immunization programs performed in the ... See full document

... that autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is characterized by asynchronous neural ...changes in neural oscillations represent an index of the disorder or are shared more broadly among both ... See full document

... observed in visual ixation at social stim- uli of patients with RS and TD children are perhaps super- estimated, since they were not age-matched in our ...preferences in RS; on the other hand, ... See full document

... constructed in 3 sets plotted in ...moved in a specific direction as opposed to randomly is given by the coherence ...relocated in another position inside the display. Dots’ speed was 12 ... See full document

... better in imitation tasks of sequential schemes compared to generic motion ...actions in this population can be a facilitator and booster of the development of the ability to imitate because it allows ... See full document

... the Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in the institutions of the city of Maceió- Alagoas in order to portray the distribution and characteristics of the population of diagnosed ...ASD ... See full document

... concerning autism, which suggests that it involves atypical information processes, where information seems to be primarily processed analytically – or locally – rather than in the typical holistic – or ... See full document

... performance in formal, standardized tests of receptive and expressive language and are based on the absence of physical, sensory, motor and/or intellectual ...vary in level of severity. Still, it is ... See full document