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ALPS syndrome and its impact on the child's educational and social development, part 1

CNS disorders

Mgr Katarzyna Brydak

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ALPS syndrome and its impact on the child's educational and social development, part 1

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Alcohol in young people

ALPS, or foetal alcohol syndrome, is a condition resulting from a pregnant woman's consumption of alcohol during pregnancy. ALPS brings with it many difficulties for the child, causing developmental disorders, learning difficulties and delayed psychomotor and social and emotional development. This is influenced by the damage done by teratogenic ethanol entering the placenta during pregnancy.

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Developmental disorders Development-deficits Fas Fetal-alcohol syndrome Teratogenic effect of ethanol on the fetus

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Sources

[1] M. Banach, J. Matejek: In caring for your child's oz and yours. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (ALPS) - a compendium of knowledge. Kraków 2016, pp. 31, 136-142, 173-177 [2] B. Szymoniak, A. Jankowska-Wika: Characteristics of fetal alcohol syndrome based on a case and the literature. "Dental Forum" 2014, no. 2, pp. 81-84. [3] L. Szuba: Alcoholic fetal syndrome (ALPS), p. 4.

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