Cognitive and behavioral problems are commonly seen in a wide range of pediatric disorders. Experts in a variety of genetic, metabolic, environmental, and other disorders present the signature deficits of particular diseases. Genotype phenotype correlations are emphasized when appropriate as are epigenetic factors.
Dr Nass is a pediatric neurologist with a particular interest in behavioral neurology. She has an active clinical practice where she sees child with autism, ADHD and other neuropsychiatric disorders, as well as children with migraines and other neurological disorders. Her research interests currently focus on the development of hemispheric specialization and aspects of autism, particularly the relationship with seizures, neurological disorders like tuberous sclerosis, and stereotypy patterns and their relationship to Tourettes. Dr Frank is a pediatric Neurologist with clinical and teaching reponsibilities at Mount Sinai Medical School, in New York. His clinical practice includes in-patient hospital consultations, and outpatient faculty practice at Mount Sinai Medical Center. His teaching responsibilities include teaching of medical students, pediatric and neurology residents at the medical school. In addition he has a specific interest in pediatric behavioral neurology, including Learning Disabilities, ADHD and Autism. His current research interest is in the behavioral aspects of Learning Disabilities.
Show moreCognitive and behavioral problems are commonly seen in a wide range of pediatric disorders. Experts in a variety of genetic, metabolic, environmental, and other disorders present the signature deficits of particular diseases. Genotype phenotype correlations are emphasized when appropriate as are epigenetic factors.
Dr Nass is a pediatric neurologist with a particular interest in behavioral neurology. She has an active clinical practice where she sees child with autism, ADHD and other neuropsychiatric disorders, as well as children with migraines and other neurological disorders. Her research interests currently focus on the development of hemispheric specialization and aspects of autism, particularly the relationship with seizures, neurological disorders like tuberous sclerosis, and stereotypy patterns and their relationship to Tourettes. Dr Frank is a pediatric Neurologist with clinical and teaching reponsibilities at Mount Sinai Medical School, in New York. His clinical practice includes in-patient hospital consultations, and outpatient faculty practice at Mount Sinai Medical Center. His teaching responsibilities include teaching of medical students, pediatric and neurology residents at the medical school. In addition he has a specific interest in pediatric behavioral neurology, including Learning Disabilities, ADHD and Autism. His current research interest is in the behavioral aspects of Learning Disabilities.
Show moreI. INTRODUCTION
1. General Effects of Pediatric Diseases on Cognition and Behavior,
Mari Hysing and Astri J. Lundervold
II. AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES
2. Double syndromes: Autism Associated with Genetic, Medical and
Metabolic Disorders, Christopher Gillberg
3. Cognitive and Psychiatric Manifestations of Childhood-Onset
Systemic Lupus Erythematotus, Deborah M. Levy and Gail S. Ross
III. CARDIAC DISEASE
4. The Impact of Congenital Heart Disease on Cognitive and
Behavioral functioning, Jo Wray
IV. ENDOCRINE DISEASE
5. Addison Disease, Patricia I. Rosebush, Rebecca A. Anglin, and
Michael F. Mazurek
6. Cognitive and Behavioral Aspect of Congenital Adrenal
Hyperplasia, Sheri A. Berenbaum
7. Type 1 Diabetes, Tamara Hershey
8. Cognitive and Behavioral Complications of Congenital
Hypothyroidism, Ruth D. Nass
9. Short Stature and the Relationship to Male Mental Health Status,
Elsie Mobbs
10. Psychological Effects of Precocious and Delayed Puberty, Laura
M. DeRose, Julia A. Graber, and Jeanne Brooks-Gunn
V. GASTROINTESTINAL DISEASES
11. Cognitive and Behavioral Manifestations of Celiac Disease,
Helmut Niederhofer, Klaus Pittschieler, and Yitzchak Frank
12. Cognitive and Behavioral Abnormalities Associated with Liver
Disease and Wilson Disease, Yitzchak Frank
VI. GENETIC SYNDROMES
13. Down Syndrome, Stephen R. Hooper, Julie Hammer, and Joanne E.
Roberts
14. Fragile X: A Family of Disorders, Ann M. Mastergeorge, Jacky
Au, and Randi Hagerman
15. Klinefelter Syndrome, Christine M. Temple
16. Noonan Syndrome, Ellen Wingbermühle, Ineke van der Burgt, Joe
Egger, and Willem Verhoeven
17. Prader-Willi Syndrome, Jennifer Zarcone and Sarah Spencer
Welsh
18. Neurologic Aspects of the Smith-Magenis Syndrome, Andrea L.
Gropman, Ann C. M. Smith, Wallace Duncan
19. Cognitive and Behavioral Manifestations in Turner Syndrome,
Aysenil Belger, Sarah J. Hart, Marsha L. Davenport, Stephen R.
Hooper
20. Velo-cardio-facial Syndrome, Kevin M. Antshel, Robert
Shprintzen, Wanda Fremont, Anne Marie Higgins, and Wendy R.
Kates
21. Williams Syndrome, Judy Reilly, Philip Lai, Josie Bernicot, and
Ursula Bellugi
VII. HEMATOLOGIC DISEASE
22. Neurocognitive Outcomes in Sickle Cell Disease, F. Daniel
Armstrong, Steven Pavlakis, Maria L. Goldman, Winsome Thompson,
Anai Cuadra, and Wendy Sulc
VII. INFECTIONS
23. Pediatric Human Immunodeficiency Virus, Elizabeth J. Willen,
Anai Cuadra, and Lisa Jacobson
24. Lyme Disease, Anita L. Belman and Thomas Preston
25. Congenital Infections, Yushiro Yamashita
IX. METABOLIC DISEASE
26. Neurological and Cognitive Consequences of Nephropathic
Cystinosis, Doris A. Trauner
27. Cognitive and Behavioral Manifestations of Classical
Galactosemia, Kevin M. Antshel
28. Cognitive and Behavioral Manifestations of Disorders of
Homocysteine Metabolism, Elaine Murphy
29. Phenylketonuria, Virdette L. Brumm and Richard Koch
30. Urea Cycle Disorders, Bendan Lanpher
X. NEUROCUTANEOUS SYNDROMES
31. Neurofibromatosis Type 1: Cognitive and Behavioral Phenotype:
Diagnosis and Treatment, Maria T. Acosta
32. Tuberous Sclerosis Complex, Paolo Curatolo, Elisa D'Agati, and
Romina Moavero
XI. NEONATAL DISORDERS
33. Outcome of Neonates with Hyperbilirubinemia, Gail S. Ross and
Alfred N. Krauss
34. Intrauterine Growth Restriction, Ronny Geva
35. Prematurity: Impact on Neurodevelopmental and Behavioral
Outcomes, Betty R. Vohr
XII. NEOPLASTIC DISEASE
36. Neurocognitive Outcomes in Childhood Cancer: Effects of Disease
and Treatment on Brain Development and Learning, F. Daniel
Armstrong, Maria L. Goldman, Wendy Sulc, Winsome Thompson, and Anai
Cuadra
37. Neurocognitive Effects of Solid Organ Transplantation, Nataliya
Zelikovsky, Debra S. Lefkowitz, and Emily M. Fredericks
XIII. PERIPHERAL/NEUROMUSCULAR DISEASE
38. Familial Dysautonomia, Felicia B. Axelrod
39. The Dystrophinopathies, Virginia J. Hinton
40. Myotonic Dystrophy, Stefan Winblad, Anne-Berit Ekström, and
Giovanni Meola
XIV. PULMONARY DISEASE
41. Asthma and Cystic Fibrosis, Robert Hilt, Alison Leary, and Kari
Kawakami Hancock
XIV RENAL DISEASE
42. Cognitive and Behavioral Challenges of Chronic Kidney Disease,
Phil Icard, Stephen R. Hooper, and Debbie S. Gipson
XVI. SENSORY DISORDERS
43. The Behavioral and Cognitive Manifestations of Blindness in
Children, Linda Pring and Valerie Tadi?
44. Cognitive and Behavioral Complications of Deafness, Barry
Wright
XVII. SLEEP DISORDERS
45. Neuropsychological Consequences of Sleep-Disordered Breathing,
Jennifer Janusz and Ann Halbower
XVIII. TOXINS
46. Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders, John C. Thorne, Tracy
Jirikowic, Allison Brooks, and Julian Davies
47. Prenatal Drug Exposure: Childhood Behavior and Cognitive
Functioning, Thitinart Sithisarn and Henrietta S. Bada
48. Intrauterine and Postnatal Exposure to Tobacco and to
Secondhand Smoke and Child Cognitive and Behavioral Development,
Elizabeth Poole-Di Salvo and Michael Weitzman
49. Cognitive and Behavioral Manifestations of Lead, Hugh L.
Evans
50. Cognitive Complications of Mercury Exposure, Hugh L. Evans
51. Pediatric Carbon Monoxide Poisoning, Ramona O. Hopkins
XIX. TRAUMA
52. Neurobiological, Cognitive, and Behavioral Consequences of
Child Maltreatment, Katherine C. Pears, Jacqueline Bruce, and
Philip A. Fisher
53. Neuropsychological and Psychiatric Outcomes of Traumatic Brain
Injury in Children, Jeffrey E. Max, Farheen Ibrahim, and Harvey
Levin
Index
Dr Nass is a pediatric neurologist with a particular interest in
behavioral neurology. She has an active clinical practice where she
sees child with autism, ADHD and other neuropsychiatric disorders,
as well as children with migraines and other neurological
disorders. Her research interests currently focus on the
development of hemispheric specialization and aspects of autism,
particularly the relationship with seizures, neurological disorders
like tuberous
sclerosis, and stereotypy patterns and their relationship to
Tourettes.
Dr Frank is a pediatric Neurologist with clinical and teaching
reponsibilities at Mount Sinai Medical School, in New York. His
clinical practice includes in-patient hospital consultations, and
outpatient faculty practice at Mount Sinai Medical Center. His
teaching responsibilities include teaching of medical students,
pediatric and neurology residents at the medical school. In
addition he has a specific interest in pediatric behavioral
neurology, including Learning Disabilities, ADHD and
Autism. His current research interest is in the behavioral aspects
of Learning Disabilities.
"This is an essential guide to the neuropsychological and
neurobehavioral consequence of pediatric diseases for healthcare
providers working with a pediatric population." --Doody's
"This is a well-bound and sturdy, large format text. The page
layout is attractive, and the typeface is easy to read. Tables,
black-and-white illustrations, and figures are used sparingly but
effectively. There is an extensive index that appears to be
accurate and proved useful to the reviewer. Child neurologists and
their trainees will find this a valuable reference." --Pediatric
Neurology
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