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IAP Handbook of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics

IAP Handbook of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics

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Developmental and behavioural paediatrics is the assessment of children to ascertain their developmental status. This includes speech and language delay, learning difficulties, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), and social communication disorders, including Aspergers Syndrome and Autism. Accurate diagnosis means that children, and their parents, can be given the appropriate support and advice required to ensure the best possible therapy and support (BMI Healthcare).

This book is a comprehensive guide to the diagnosis and management of developmental and behavioural disorders in children.

Beginning with an introduction to normal development and behaviour, the text then discusses surveillance and screening processes.

Each of the following chapters covers a different disorder or syndrome, from Downs syndrome, neuroregressive disorders and ADHD, to cerebral palsy, selective mutism, visual and hearing impairments, and many more.

The final sections discuss therapeutic techniques including pharmacotherapy, counselling, and complementary and alternative medicine.

Key points

  • Comprehensive guide to diagnosis and management of developmental and behavioural disorders in children
  • Covers many different disorders and syndromes
  • Includes discussion on medicolegal aspects
  • Features illustrations and figures to enhance learning
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Publication date
2021
Issue number
1
Cover
paperback
Pages count
312
Dimensions (mm)
159.00 x 241.00
    1. History of developmental pediatrics
    2. Normal development and behaviour
    3. Theories of normal development and behaviour
    4. Developmental concerns in pediatrics practice
    5. Developmental surveillance and screening
    6. Approach to a child with developmental delay
    7. Developmental supportive care in the NICU
    8. Follow up of high risk newborns
    9. Genetics of developmental disorders
    10. Intellectual disability
    11. Multiple disabilities
    12. Downs syndrome
    13. Turner syndrome
    14. Noonan syndrome
    15. Fragile X syndrome
    16. Klinefelter syndrome
    17. Prader Willi syndrome
    18. Angelman syndrome
    19. Williams syndrome
    20. Neurofibraomatosis
    21. Tuberous sclerosis
    22. Mucopolysaccharidosis
    23. Rett syndrome
    24. Sleep disorders
    25. Feeding disorders
    26. Elimination disorders
    27. Seizure disorders
    28. Cerebral palsy
    29. Motor disorders
    30. Neuroregressive disorders
    31. Inborn errors of metabolism
    32. Traumatic brain injury and stroke
    33. Neuromalignancy
    34. ADHD
    35. Disruptive behavioural disorders
    36. Anxiety
    37. Depression
    38. Tic disorders
    39. Hearing impairment
    40. Visual impairment
    41. Balance disorders and dizziness
    42. Development coordination disorder
    43. Sensory processing disorders
    44. Language and speech disorders
    45. Selective mutism
    46. Autism spectrum disorder
    47. Medical disorders in Autism
    48. Scholastic backwardness
    49. Specific learning disability
    50. Development and behavioural disorders in adolescence
    51. Child abuse
    52. Role of evaluations in management
    53. Therapies and interventions
    54. Early intervention
    55. Pharmacotherapy
    56. Counseling
    57. Electronic gadgets and media
    58. Use of technology in practice
    59. Role of complementary and alternative medicine
    60. Medicolegal aspects
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