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Specific grasp characteristics of children with trisomy 21

13 Jul 2010

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Children with trisomy 21 display atypical manual skills that change to some extent during development. We examined grasp characteristics and their development in 35 children with trisomy 21, aged 4-18 years, who performed simple manual tasks (two manual tasks of the Movement Assessment Battery for Children, and grasping of five wooden blocks whose size was determined by their hand size). The age-matched...

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PMID: 20564329
DOI: 10.1002/dev.20474

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