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[Psycholinguistic aspects of fragile X chromosome syndrome].

Revista de neurologia - 1 Oct 2001

Brun-Gasca C, Artigas-Pallarés J

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Fragile X syndrome is the first cause of hereditary mental retardation. Numerous studies have approached the physical and behavioural phenotypes. This paper will review the main characteristics of speech and language in children with fragile X syndrome. Boys show a late language acquisition, differing comprehension and expression levels, good semantic and syntax acquisition, and speech problems: perseverance,...

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PMID: 12447816

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