Program of rehabilitation and care organization of young children from mathers exposed of alcohol
Vol 77 No 4 (2017), Pediatrics
Vol 77 No 4 (2017)

Program of rehabilitation and care organization of young children from mathers exposed of alcohol

Pediatrics
Published July 9, 2020
N.M. Konovalova
Kharkiv National Medical University
O.O. Riga
Kharkiv National Medical University
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young children
fetal alcohol spectrum disorders
development
rehabilitation

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Konovalova, N., & Riga, O. (2020). Program of rehabilitation and care organization of young children from mathers exposed of alcohol. Experimental and Clinical Medicine, 77(4), 38-42. Retrieved from https://ecm.knmu.edu.ua/article/view/407
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Abstract

Resume. An early diagnosis of developmental abnormalities in young children with fetal alcohol spectrum disorders was observed: alcohol-related birth defects (24 children), fetal alcohol syndrome (28 children) and partial fetal alcohol syndrome (33 children). There was determined of defective diagnosis of the fetal alcohol spectrum disorders from the child’s birth. The results of the evaluation of development domains (cognitive, motor, speech, socio-emotional, adaptive) using the KIDS-RCDI-2000 scale showed a different frequency of their delay in children, depending on the phenotype of the fetal alcohol spectrum disorders. The model of rehabilitation of such children with the involvement of specialists of the multidisciplinary team is presented. The presence in young children with fetal alcohol spectrum disorders of medical problems and developmental problems lead to create the concept of organization and innovative elements of care.
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