According to recent clinical, neuroimaging, neurophysiological, genomic and epigenetic evidence, we propose that, for a better and more accurate clinical and diagnostic evaluation and understanding of the clinical phenotype, the overall manifestations and symptoms caused by child abuse be regarded as a specific and distinct entity, grouped under the term of "Child Abuse Syndrome" (CAS).
Child abuse syndrome (CAS): A newly recognized distinct entity
E Parano;XG Pappalardo;S Cavallaro
2016
Abstract
According to recent clinical, neuroimaging, neurophysiological, genomic and epigenetic evidence, we propose that, for a better and more accurate clinical and diagnostic evaluation and understanding of the clinical phenotype, the overall manifestations and symptoms caused by child abuse be regarded as a specific and distinct entity, grouped under the term of "Child Abuse Syndrome" (CAS).File in questo prodotto:
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