Prospective studies on children with sex chromosome aneuploidy
By: editors, Shirley G. Ratcliffe, Natalie Paul.
Contributors: Ratcliffe, Shirley G.; Paul, Natalie W.; March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation.
Series: Birth defects, original article series ;; v. 22, no. 3; Birth defects original article series ;; v. 22, no. 3.
Publisher: Liss
Published: 1986
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 328
Subjects: Sex chromosome abnormalities in children -- Longitudinal studies -- Congresses; Aneuploidy -- Longitudinal studies -- Congresses; Aneuploidy -- congresses; Sex Chromosome Abnormalities -- congresses
Description: Overview of behavioral development in individuals with neonatally identified X and Y aneup.
Notes: Includes bibliographies and index.
Reports from a workshop sponsored by the March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation, held in Edinburgh, June 1984.
Table of contents: title: Behavioral development of boys with X chromosome aneuploidy / Stanley Walzer; title: - [et al.]; title: Sex chromosomal aneuploidy / Arthur Robinson ... [et al.]; title: Edinburgh study of growth and development of children with sex chromosome abnormalities III / Shirley G. Ratcliffe; title: Growth and development from early to midadolescence of children with X and Y chromosome aneuploidy / Donald A. Stwart ... [et al.]; title: Physical and psychologic parameters in children with sex chromosome anomalies / J.A. Evans ... [et al.]; title: Chromosome examination of 20,222 newborn children / Johannes Nielsen ... [et al.]; title: Prospective study of development of children with sex chromosome anomalies / Martha F. Leonard and Sara Sparrow; title: Growth, psychologic characteristics, and sleep-wakefulness cycle of children with sex chromosomal abnormalities / Makoto Higurashi ... [et al.]; title: Psychologic study of XYY and XXY men / Alice Theilgaard; title: Summary overview of behavioral development in individuals with neonatally identified X and Y aneuploidy / Charles T. Netley; title: Cellular and molecular studies in human chromosomal diseases / Theodore T. Puck.