Sentence examples for mental delay from inspiring English sources

Objective: We investigated factors associated with isolated mental delay in infants weighing <1250 g at birth.

All these children, deemed at risk for dyscalculia, scored above the threshold for mental delay on two IQ tests.

Conclusion: Isolated mental delay in infants weighing <1250 g at birth was associated with the total dosage and duration of doxapram therapy for severe apnea.

We have analyzed the pathogenic role of a novel homoplasmic mutation (m.15533 A>G) in the cytochrome b (MT-CYB) gene in a patient presenting with lactic acidosis, seizures, mild mental delay, and behaviour abnormalities.

In this work we have shown the pathogenic role of the novel m.15533A>G genetic variant in the MT-CYB gene in a patient with metabolic acidosis and hyperlactacidemia, seizures, mild mental delay, behaviour disturbances and a single enzyme defect of mitochondrial respiratory chain complex III.

Systemic abnormalities reported in patients with Peters Anomalyy are short stature, cleft lip palate, growth, and mental delay [ 5, 8].

Ten years ago, at age 3, he was given a diagnosis of Angelman syndrome, which is characterized by mental delays, jerky body motions and a good deal of smiling and laughing — Jarrett has a sweet disposition.

The main strength of our study was a possibility to determine whether there is an association between early TCV exposure and mental delays of milder intensity.

Most of previous studies considered delays independently of each other, with focus on motor and language development on the one side [ 2], and cognitive or mental delays in specific patient populations on the other side [ 8, 9].

However, liver function is directly connected to brain health and function and recently a case study has been published in which liver transplant reversed autistic symptoms and mental delays in a child [ 114].

The incidence of CP was high (21%) in TTTS infants treated by serial amniodrainage or managed conservatively [14], whereas 7% of TTTS pregnancies treated by fetoscopic laser surgery had CP (7%); 7.8% had a mental developmental delay and 10.4% of the infants had a psychomotor developmental delay at the age of two years.