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“Rett Syndrome”
Edited by Walter E Kaufmann, 2017, Mac Keith Press.
Turinys
- THE DIAGNOSIS OF RETT SYNDROME. Walter E Kaufmann and Jeffrey L Neul (1)
- THE NATURAL HISTORY OF RETT SYNDROME: BUILDING ON RECENT EXPERIENCE. Alan K Percy and Daniel G Glaze (14)
- THE CLINICAL GENETICS OF RETT SYNDROME. Hayley Archer, John Christodoulou and Angus Clarke (24)
- GENETIC SOURCES OF VARIATION IN RETT SYNDROME. Sonia Bjorum Brower, Helen Leonard, Francesca Mari, Alessandra Renieri and Jeffrey L Neul (41)
- COGNITION, COMMUNICATION AND BEHAVIOR IN INDIVIDUALS WITH RETT SYNDROME. Gillian S Townend, Walter E Kaufmann, Peter B Marschik, Rosa Angela Fabio, Jeff Sigafoos and Leopold MG Curfs (50)
- MOTOR ABNORMALITIES IN RETT SYNDROME. Jenny Downs and Teresa Temudo (62)
- ORTHOPEDIC ISSUES IN RETT SYNDROME. David P Roye Jr, Jenny Downs, Gordon Baikie and Brendan A Williams (75)
- SLEEP ISSUES IN RETT SYNDROME. Daniel G Glaze, Sarojini Budden, Yoshiko Nomura and Carolyn Ellaway (91)
- EPILEPSY IN RETT SYNDROME. Andrea Nissenkorn, Maria Pintaudi, Daniel G Glaze and Bruria Ben-Zeev (103)
- BREATHING ABNORMALITIES IN RETT SYNDROME. Jan Marino Ramirez, Christopher Scott Ward and Jeffrey L Neul (116)
- GROWTH, FEEDING AND NUTRITION, AND BONE HEALTH IN RETT SYNDROME. Kathleen J Motil (125)
- MOLECULAR COMPLEXITIES OF MeCP2 FUNCTION IN RETT SYNDROME. Michael L Gonzales and Janine M LaSalle (142)
- THE NEUROBIOLOGY OF RETT SYNDROME. Walter E Kaufmann, James H Eubanks, Michael V Johnston and Mary E Blue (153)
- TREATMENTS FOR RETT SYNDROME: PROSPECTS FOR TARGETES THERAPIES. Wendy A Gold, SakkuBai Naidu and John Christodoulou (170)
- REHABILITATION IN RETT SYNDROME. Sarojini Budden (198)
- PERSPECTIVES IN RETT SYNDROME: WHERE WE ARE AND WHERE WE SHOULD GO. Walter E Kaufmann, Alan K Percy, Angus Clarke, Helen Leonard and SakkuBai Naidu (210)
“Rett Disorder and the Developing Brain“
Edited by Alison Kerr and Ingegerd Witt Engerstrom, 2001, Oxford University Press.
Turinys
1 The clinical background to the Rett disorder. Alison M. Kerr and Ingegerd Witt Engerstrom (1)
ROOTS OF DISORDER
2 Towards the genetic basis of Rett syndrome. Angus Clarke, Carolyn Schanen and Maria Anvret (27)
3 The neuropathology of the Rett disorder. Dawna D. Armstrong and Hannah C. Kinney (57)
4 Cortical development in Rett syndrome: molecular, neurochemical, and anatomical aspects. Walter E. Kaufmann (85)
5.1 The Rett syndrome: proposed mechanisms of genetic origin and inheritance. Maj A. Hulten (111)
5.2 Amino acid receptor studies in Rett syndrome. Mary E. Blue and Michael V. Johnston (117)
5.3 Melatonin and Rett syndrome disorder. Sarojini S. Budden (121)
5.4 Early abnormality in pterin levels in Rett syndrome. Souad Messahel, Anne E. Pheasant, Hardiv Pall and Alison M. Kerr (125)
5.5 Neurotrophic factors in the pathogenesis of Rett syndrome. Raili Riikonen (127)
NEURONS IN ACTION
6 The central autonomic disturbance in Rett syndrome. Peter O. O. Julu (131)
7 The role of genetic and environmental factors in brain development: development of the central monoaminergic nervous system. Masaya Segawa (183)
8 The monoamine hypothesis in Rett syndrome. Yoshiko Nomura nd Masaya Segawa (205)
9 The central and peripheral autonomic nervous system and possible implications in Rett syndrome patients. Annica Dahlstrom (227)
10.1 Autonomic dysfunction and sudden death in Rett syndrome: prolonged QTc intervals and diminished heart rate variability. Daniel G. Glaze and Rebecca J. Schultz (251)
10.2 Feeding in Rett syndrome. Richard Morton (257)
10.3 Oropharyngeal dysfunction and upper gastrointestinal dysmotility, a reflection of disturbances in the autonomic nervous system in Rett syndrome. Kathleen J. Motil, Rebeca J. Schultz, Daniel G. Glaze and Dawna Armstrong (259)
10.4 Possible link between skeletal and electrocardiographic abnormalities and autonomic dysfunction in Rett syndrome. Helen Leonard, Susan Fyfe and Carolyn Ellaway (265)
10.5 The electroencephalogram in Rett syndrome. Rosemary A. Cooper (269)
10.6 Electromagnetic stimulation of motor neurons. Urban M. Fietzek, F. Heinen, U. Ziemann, H. Petersen, K. Huhn, J. Schulte-Monting, H. J. Christen, R. Korinthenberg and F. Hanefeld (275)
EXPRESSING INTELLIGENCE
11 The morphological substrate for communication. Pavel V. Belichenko (277)
12 Early infant intelligence and Rett syndrome. Colwyn Trevarthen and Bronwen Burford (303)
13 Musical responsiveness in the Rett disorder. Bjorn Merker and Nils L. Wallin (327)
14.1 Behavioural and emotional features of Rett syndrome. Rebecca Mount, Richard Hastings, Tony Charman, Sheena Reilly and Hilary Cass (339)
14.2 Vision in Rett syndrome: studies using evoked potentials and event-related potentials. Daphne L. McCulloch, Ross M. Henderson, Kathryn J. Saunders, and R. M. Walley (343)
CONCLUDING CHAPTER
15 The developmental perspective in Rett disorder: where next? Alison M. Kerr and Ingegerd Witt Engerstrom (349)
“Understanding Rett Syndrome: A practical guide for parents, teachers, and therapists”
Barbro Lindberg, 2006, Hogrefe.
Turinys
1 INTRODUCTION
Background (1)
My Own Background and Personal Inducements (3)
Aim (4)
Sample (5)
Methods (6)
2 A GENERAL OUTLINE OF THE DEVELOPMENT AND PROGRESS IN RETT SYNDROME (9)
3 A BRIEF PRESENTATION OF THE INDIVIDUALS IN THE STUDY (11)
4 AN ACCOUNT OF TYPICAL SYMPTOMS AND BEHAVIORS (21)
Deficiencies in Perception and Sensory Integration (22)
Stereotypic Behaviors (32)
Dyspraxia – “Want of Success” (35)
Severe Motor Disabilities (37)
Difficulties in Coordination (44)
Mental Retardation (50)
Communication Disorders (60)
Emotional Channels (71)
Large Fluctuations in Behavior (73)
Emotional Reactions (76)
Insecure Identity (78)
5 GUIDELINES FOR TREATMENT AND TEACHING (81)
Two Principal Teaching Groups (81)
Multihandicaps (84)
Understanding the Environment (85)
Using the Body (98)
Interacting and Communicating with the Environment (118)
Being Active (130)
Expanding One’s World (141)
Postscript (163)
APPENDICES (165)
Questions Forming a Basis for Interviews with Parents (165)
Questions Forming a Basis for Interviews with Parents/Care Givers (168)
Questions Forming a Basis for Interviews with School Personnel (179)
“Pathways to Learning in Rett Syndrome”
Jackie Lewis, Debbie Wilson, 1998, edition published in 2012, Routledge, London and NY.
Turinys
INTRODUCTION: The Girl with Rett Syndrome (1)
PART 1: FACTORS AFFECTING LEARNING (9)
Physical Factors (10)
Social Factors (16)
Emotional Factors (23)
Intellectual Factors (32)
PART 2: THE SPECIFIC BARRIERS TO LEARNING IN RETT SYNDROME (41)
Hand Dysfunction (42)
Delayed Response (49)
Apraxia (53)
PART 3: IMPLICATIONS FOR TEACHERS (57)
Attitudes and Values (59)
The Curriculum (80)
Specific Teaching Strategies (110)
Dar viena puiki knyga, dažnai vadinama Rett’o sindromo biblija, yra viešai prieinama internete. Dėkui leidėjams, kad dalinasi:
“The Rett Syndrome Handbook”
Kathy Hunter, 2007 (2nd edition), IRSA Publishing.
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Asmeniniuose archyvuose taip pat turime:
„Rett Syndrome: Therapeutic Interventions“
M. Lotan, J. Merrick, Nova Science Publishers, 2011.
Tai pirmoji mūsų turėta ir jau gerokai “nuskaityta” bei pripaišyta knyga, tad netinkama perduoti bibliotekai. Deja, šios knygos nepavyko įsigyti (bent jau už protu suvokiamą kainą) dėl riboto tiražo, tačiau jeigu yra noras paskaityti – mielai paskolinsime asmeniškai. Dėl šios knygos prašome kreiptis tiesiogiai į mus.
Turinys
I. Rett syndrome: An introduction with emphasis on clinical characteristics and intervention. Meir Lotan (1)
II. Reflections on the constraints and opportunities in therapy. Alison M. Kerr (39)
III. The Israeli Rett Syndrome Center model. A transdisciplinary play-based assessment. Meir Lotan, Iris Manor-Binyamini, Cochavit Elefant, Judy Wine, Einat Saraf and Yael Yoshei (47)
IV. Guidelines for individual intervention. Meir Lotan (61)
V. Osteoporosis, a research investigation and clinical suggestions. Lilit Zysman and Meir Lotan (77)
VI. Clinical insights at meal-time. Judy Wine, Yael Yoshei and Meir Lotan (97)
VII. Digestive system and nutritional considerations. Meir Lotan and Lilit Zysman (119)
VIII. The use of augmentative communication strategies to enhance communication. Judy Wine (137)
IX. Physical therapy intervention. Meir Lotan (155)
X. Occupational therapy intervention. Yael Yoshei and Meir Lotan (185)
XI. Possibilities through music therapy. Cochavit Elefant (217)
XII. Hydrotherapy across the life span with a review of the literature and three case studies. Meir Lotan and Caroline Barmatz (231)
XIII. Hippotherapy intervention. Maciques Rodriguez Elaime and Meir Lotan (247)
XIV. Therapeutic options with snoezelen. Meir Lotan (279)
XV. Assistive technology and supplementary treatment. Meir Lotan (299)
XVI. Environmental adjustments as fulcrum to familial balance. Yael Lahav-Danieli and Meir Lotan (353)
XVII. Alternative therapeutic interventions. Meir Lotan (391)
XVIII. Aging. Joav Merrick, Meir Lotan, Isack Kandel and Mohammed Morad (413)
XIX. About the editors (425)
XX. About the Israel Rett Syndrome Center (427)
XXI. About the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development in Israel (429)
XXII. About the book series on Disability Studies (433)