... Abstract Varying degrees of gut dysmotility accompany the musculoskeletal disabilities of most children with neurodevelopmental delay. The majority of children with cerebral palsy, the most extensively studied among the diseases with neurodevelopmental delays, have clinically significant...

.... Contrary evidence suggests that, by far, age is the most significant risk factor for a wide range of diseases [ 2 ] (including cancer [ 3 ]), which consume enormous amounts of time, energy and resources. A tenet of aging research posits that age-delaying interventions also delay and/or reduce the incidence...

... clinical definition. The clinical definition came following the introduction of new methods aimed at checking telomere integrity which confirmed the previously observed phenotype consisting of global developmental delay, generalized hypotonia, absent or delayed speech, and normal to advanced growth. Since...

... Abstract Since puberty is a long ongoing developmental process with significant individual and population differences in timing, the definition of delayed puberty for a given individual needs to rest on simple, though arbitrary criteria based on epidemiological data. Although several genes...

... unenhanced or enhanced with iohexol, also 2.5% of 281 with no CM application reported reactions [ 7 ]. Typical hypersensitivity reactions to RCM may either present under the clinical picture of anaphylaxis, or as delayed occurring exanthema. In an attempt for classification, they have been differentiated...

... Abstract Male delayed puberty is common, affecting up to 3% of the population. Management of patients with pubertal delay is dependent on the underlying cause. The main differential diagnoses of delayed puberty in males include constitutional delay of growth and puberty (CDGP), idiopathic...