Reference: 5 Abstract: The acute phase of regression (6-12 months) of Rett syndrome coincides with the period of childhood vaccinations. Data that come both from our own experience and from the literature indicate that different RTT girls were initially classified as suffering from encephalopathy for damage caused by the vaccine (Moeschler JB, et al, 1988) … Read more
Reference: 8_ Dr.ﾠA.ﾠCosentino, Dr. B.ﾠMontagnana – Centre Don Calabria, Verona Abstract: This project aims initially to quantify and define the individual motor abnormalities, and then test the effectiveness of the proposed therapy. Specifically, this paper aims to differentiate and characterize the population instrumentally examined in terms of motor skills between subjects with residual powers to … Read more
Reference: 4 Abstract: Rett syndrome (RTT) is a rare and complex factors for multiproblematicit? disabling. One of the main and most serious is the progressive loss of control of locomotor and gait, often affected by the presence of involuntary movements, dystonia, ataxia and spasticity. Only rarely treatment strategies used in the neuromotor pathologies infant may … Read more
Reference: 1 Abstract: The central hypothesis that there is a tendency to evaluate this project is that the mechanisms that regulate actin polymerization-dependent proteins of the ENA / VASP are able to modulate the effects of the mutation of MeCP2. In the case of positive results, then you might investigate whether a similar phenomenon also … Read more
Reference: 3 Abstract: Rett syndrome (RTT, MIM 312750) is a progressive neurodevelopmental disorder that has an incidence of 1:10,000 people are female. Despite the identification of three genes involved (MECP2, CDKL5 and FOXG1), the pathogenesis of the syndrome is not known to date. The study presented here aims to: deepen the existing knowledge base of … Read more
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