Friday, June 21, 2019

Journals on Biomedical Engineering - BJSTR Journal

Abstract

Children with DCD have difficulty in organizing and sequencing of motor events. Instead of having #higher IQ of greater than 70% these children face difficulties in reading and writing. All other activities are daily living is a biggest challenge for these children to be done without assistance from their #caregivers. Without proper evaluation of these children as “DCD”, they have been diagnosed as a continuum of #cerebral palsy and all the caregivers of children with DCD waste their time and money on the inappropriate #diagnosis and #treatment interventions.

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