2016
DOI: 10.1080/17518423.2016.1211186
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Factors related to parental age of first concern in toddlers with autism spectrum disorder

Abstract: Concerns that are more closely related to social communication deficits characteristic of ASD predicted later AOC. The implications of these findings on screening/assessment and intervention are discussed.

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“…The most frequent first concern was related to speech/language. We want to emphasize here that first concerns related to motor development predicted an earlier age of first concern, while, on the contrary, first concerns related to communication and speech/language predicted later age of first concern [ 39 ]. In line with what has just been reported are the results of Parmeggiani et al, who, in a retrospective cross-sectional study about ASD early features in 105 patients, found that motor skill disorders prevailed in children with age at onset in the first 12 months of life [ 40 ].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The most frequent first concern was related to speech/language. We want to emphasize here that first concerns related to motor development predicted an earlier age of first concern, while, on the contrary, first concerns related to communication and speech/language predicted later age of first concern [ 39 ]. In line with what has just been reported are the results of Parmeggiani et al, who, in a retrospective cross-sectional study about ASD early features in 105 patients, found that motor skill disorders prevailed in children with age at onset in the first 12 months of life [ 40 ].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…El porcentaje de padres que reconocen alguna alteración del desarrollo antes de la edad de 1 año (18,2%) y antes de la edad de dos años (59%) también es menor a lo observado en otros estudios. Publicaciones, provenientes de diferentes diseños y poblaciones de estudio, informan un promedio de rango de edad de las primeras preocupaciones entre 14 y 24 meses, con aproximadamente un tercio de los padres reportando primeras preocupaciones a la edad de un año, y tres cuartos a los 2 años 11,[22][23][24][25][26][27][28] . El retraso en el reconocimiento de las dificultades, observado en esta muestra, señalaría una menor conciencia de los hitos del desarrollo temprano en el área social y emocional, específicamente de los signos de alerta de autismo, comparativamente con otros logros del desarrollo como son los hitos el desarrollo motor.…”
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“…Além disso, dentro do desenvolvimento típico, a comunicação e a interação social podem ser sutis e de difícil identifi cação por alguns pais nos primeiros meses de vida 13 . No presente estudo, os primeiros sinais de alterações no desenvolvimento foram observados em média aos 21,5 meses e o diagnóstico de TEA foi dado em média aos 41,7 meses, corroborando com dados da literatura [13][14][15] . Essa demora no diagnostico pode representar uma fonte de stress, desesperança e desamparo para os pais 12 .…”
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