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AUTISTIC BEHAVIOUR AND ATTENTION DEFICITS IN TUBEROUS SCLEROSIS: A POPULATION‐BASED STUDY

Gillberg, J. Carina, Gillberg, Christopher, Ahlsén, Gunilla·1994·Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology

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SUMMARY: In a population‐based sample of 28 individuals under the age of 20 years, autistic symptoms were present in 24 and DSM‐III‐R autistic disorder in 17. Many of the children and adolescents diagnosed as autistic also showed attention deficit/hyperactivity. There was no specific association between autistic behaviour and the presence of infantile spasms. Some of the children with tuberous sclerosis and autism were of near‐normal intelligence. Indirectly, the results suggest that as many as 9 per cent of all children with autism may have tuberous sclerosis. RÉSUMÉ: Comportement autistique de déficit ď attention dans la sclérose tubéreuse. Une étude de population Dans en échantillon de population de sclérose tubéreuse de 28 individus agés de moins de 20 ans, le trouble autistique DSM‐III‐R des symptomes autistiques etaient presents dans 24 cas et le trouble autistique DSM‐III‐R dans 17. De nombreux enfants et adolescents diagnostiqués comme autistiques présentaient également un déficit ď attention avec hyperactivityé. II n'y avail pas ď association spécifique entre le comportement autistique et la présence de spasms infantiles. Quelques uns des enfants présentant une sclérose tubéreuse et un autisme étaient ď intelligence para‐normale. Indirectement les résultats suggèrent que 9 pour cent de tous les enfants autistiques pourraient avoir une sclérose tubéreuse. ZUSAMMENFASSUNG: Aulistisches Verhalten und Aufmerksmkeitsstörungen bei luberoser Hirnsklerose: eine Populalionssiudie Bei einer Gruppe von 28 Patienten unter 20 Jahren fanden sich bei 24 autistische Symptome und 17 eine DSM‐III‐R autistische Erkrankung. Viele der autistischen Kinder und Jugcndlichen hatten auch Aufmerksamkeitsstörung/Hyperaktivität. Es gab keine spezielle Verbindung zwischen autistischem Verhalten und dem Vorlicgen von BNS Krämpfen. Einige der Kinder mit tuberöser Hirnsklerose und Autismus hatten eine fast normale Intelligent. Indirekt weisen die Befunde darauf hin, daß 9 Prozent aller Kinder mit Autismus möglicherweise eine tuberöse Hirnsklerose haben. RESUMEN: Conducta autistica y déficits de atencion en la esclerosis tuberosa. Estudio basado en la poblacion En una muestra, basada en la poblacion, de 28 individuos de menos de 20 años de edad, los sintomas autisticos esiaban presentes en el 24, y la alteracion autistica en el 17. Muchos de los niños y adolescentes diagnosticados como autisticos mostraban también deficit de atencion/ hyperactividad. No había ninguna asociación especifica entre el comportamiento autistico y la presencia de espasmos infantiles. Algunos de los niños con esclerosis tuberosa y autismo tenian una inteligencia casi normal. Indirectamente, los resultados sugieren que hasta un 9 por ciento de los niños con autismo pueden tener esclerosis tuberosa.

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Authors
Gillberg, J. C., Gillberg, C., & Ahlsén, G.
Venue
Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology
Publisher
Wiley
Published
1994-01
Volume
36
Issue
1
Pages
50-56
ISSN
  • 0012-1622 (ISSN-L)
  • 1469-8749
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220
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journal article
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en
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