FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2079770868> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2079770868 endingPage "694" @default.
• W2079770868 startingPage "618" @default.
• W2079770868 abstract "The clinical spectrum of autism spans a broad range of functions, but the core symptoms remain the same regardless of the intelligence of the child: the autistic type of social deficit that ranges from a lack of inclination to relate to extreme difficulty with the mechanics of social interactions, a global communication deficit that involves both verbal and nonverbal modes, and a severe cognitive deficit involving concept formation (abstraction) that is combined with an exceptional memory for factual information. These symptoms may vary dramatically in severity, but the basic deficits are identifiable regardless of IQ. Under-recognition of autism is a major problem at all IQs, but especially in patients with IQs above 50. No drugs have been found to significantly improve the core deficits in autism. Antipsychotics should be avoided except for short-term use. Antidepressants, anxiolytics, and anticonvulsants are important in the treatment of depression, affective modulation, situation-related stress, and seizures. Intensive social skills training is assuming a prominent role in behavior modification programs, and success with higher-functioning autistic children suggests that outcome can be improved by intensive training. The neurobiology of autism has also undergone dramatic changes. The psychogenic theories of etiology have been completely invalidated. Autism is now considered to be a neurological disorder resulting from an error in brain development. The precise location and nature of this deficit are still being actively debated and investigated. One theory emphasizes a dysfunction of the limbic system that results in an impairment in the acquisition of information. A second theory proposes a primary role for dysfunction of the cortical association network responsible for the processing of information." @default.
• W2079770868 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2079770868 creator A5010132043 @default.
• W2079770868 creator A5051771875 @default.
• W2079770868 date "1988-11-01" @default.
• W2079770868 modified "2023-10-16" @default.
• W2079770868 title "New perspectives in autism. Part 2: the differential diagnosis and neurobiology of autism" @default.
• W2079770868 cites W1479814462 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W1511039218 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W1543972392 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W1547319025 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W1580623024 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W1603548406 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W182660780 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W194182430 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W1963676567 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W1964448695 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W1964638201 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W1964784431 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W1965820147 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W1966650995 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W1967456872 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W1969477161 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W1969820613 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W1970293309 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W1971718275 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W1974462465 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W1977085337 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W1977756931 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W1979717857 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W1981323554 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W1982383505 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W1983998241 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W1984602787 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W1985498074 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W1986819113 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W1989964395 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W1990324372 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2001251954 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2002502829 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2005547416 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2009744701 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2010448365 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2012072124 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2013110211 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2015240436 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2015392618 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2016183067 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2017861426 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2022020927 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2030564914 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2031194379 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2034676886 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2034951743 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2035242046 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2035647371 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2036032106 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2036463346 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2037016427 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2039905869 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2042592919 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2043653988 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2043820287 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2043899580 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2044585095 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2044985778 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2047378898 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2047510216 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2048591930 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2048712654 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2048998852 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2053087998 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2053609669 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2055946753 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2062186126 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2063840478 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2066103312 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2067851917 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2073046475 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2073650605 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2073659848 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2077318202 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2077339989 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2077419526 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2082155225 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2082273147 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2084339789 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2087739164 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2089659280 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2092082847 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2095824924 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2096310 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2102934017 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2105011854 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2107145043 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2119489871 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2138008246 @default.
• W2079770868 cites W2144223409 @default.

• next