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Down's syndrome; mongolism and its management [by] Clemens E. Benda.

By: Material type: TextPublication details: New York, Grune & Stratton, 1969.Edition: Rev. edDescription: xiv, 279 p. illus. 24 cmSubject(s): DDC classification:
  • 616.858 842 BEN
LOC classification:
  • RC571 .B4 1969
Contents:
List of illustrations // List of tables // Preface to revised edition // Preface to first edition // Acknowledgements // History, frequency, terminology // The clinical diagnosis at birth // Physical development and aging // Anatomic and x ray observations // Mental development // Hematology, and biochemistry // Cytogenetics and molecular pathology // Pathology of the nervous system // Endocrine and general pathology // Prevenetion and empirical risk figures // Problems of therapy // Bibliography // Recommended reading list // Index //
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First ed. published in 1960 under title: The child with mongolism.

Bibliography: p. 254-271.

List of illustrations // List of tables // Preface to revised edition // Preface to first edition // Acknowledgements // History, frequency, terminology // The clinical diagnosis at birth // Physical development and aging // Anatomic and x ray observations // Mental development // Hematology, and biochemistry // Cytogenetics and molecular pathology // Pathology of the nervous system // Endocrine and general pathology // Prevenetion and empirical risk figures // Problems of therapy // Bibliography // Recommended reading list // Index //

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