Early detection of autism spectrum disorders – risk symptoms, initial diagnosis, screening
Early detection of autism spectrum disorders – risk symptoms, initial diagnosis, screening
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自闭症谱系障碍的早期发现——风险症状、初步诊断、筛查
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2018
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Barbara. Winczura
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Barbara. Winczura
Abstract The diagnosis of autism within the first two years of a child’s life is burdened by many difficulties. Even though many children belonging within autism spectrum disorders is characterised by similar traits typical for this disturbance, they are characterised by a high variability of the exhibited abilities and the dynamics of changes. Significant are also difficulties spanning specific symptoms that may in various children differ in intensity and level. The most significant symptoms for early recognition of ASD are deemed to be emotional and social deficits, disturbances in the development of speech and communication as well as atypical behaviour in the form of limited, repetitive behaviour patterns. In the first as well as the second year of life, the most commonly confirmed early signs of ADS refer to the lack of behaviour indicating the child’s readiness to form social relations and to social communication, including in particular its reactions to its own name, limited eye contact, atypical facial expressions in social situations, the lack of emotional adaptation, limited interest in social impulses and poor vocalisation, as well as limited abilities to imitate, establish a common field of attention and the expression of attachment to the next of kin. In the second year of age, the atypical behaviour is manifested more clearly and may, although it must not necessarily, shine through in all areas typical for autism. The knowledge of these atypical behaviour patterns is used for the construction of screening tools. Early diagnosis is key for the efficient intervention, rehabilitation and therapy of a child.