Examples of using Developmental delay in English and their translations into Dutch
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nasal hypoplasia, and developmental delay.
Lesch-Nyhan disease is only suspected when developmental delay is combined with evidence for overproduction of uric acid or self-injurious behavior.
most people with Aicardi syndrome experience significant developmental delay and moderate to severe mental retardation.
50% of children experience epilepsy-related comorbidities, such as developmental delay and autism.
When treating pregnant women with adrenergic blockers, consequences in the form of heart defects, developmental delay, etc.
post-natal developmental study, slight developmental delay was seen in offspring at the mid- and high-doses.
In mild Canavan disease, there can be mild developmental delay, problems with speech
Developmental delay is noted from infancy
Clinical manifestations due to secondary complications past early infancy include learning and language problems and a gross motor developmental delay.
In the severe form, patients have severe hypotonia, developmental delay and other neurologic impairments,
there is a constellation of symptoms that include developmental delay, osteoporosis(thin bones),
AGAT deficiency is characterized by global developmental delay, appearing in infancy,
Children with Asperger syndrome differ from children with other developmental delay related disorders by one factor- they have little
have potentially life-threatening ketoacidosis and/or hyperammonemia, and developmental delay and intellectual deficit,
deafness, developmental delay, and a thick calvarium.
failure to thrive, developmental delay, and recurrent seizures at an early age in severely affected patients.
pervasive developmental disorder, or developmental delay.
whereas common presenting symptoms in infancy such as developmental delay and hypotonia are unspecific.
At high doses in rats, saxagliptin caused reduced ossification(a developmental delay) of the foetal pelvis
indicating developmental delay.