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a nd exhibited transverse furrows on its dorsal surface; in these entire e patients one is able to trace a marked physiological and psychological agreement..
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So much do they resemble one another that they might readily be taken for members of the same family . Twelve appear to have very large tongues which in most cases interfered with speech. ." This was the first indication that he had identified a specific group of patients with unique physical characteristics..
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He describe and study Down Syndrome to help differentiate the condition from mental disability..
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His work is for people unaware of Down syndrome or for people with families with down syndrome. So that they can better understand what it really is. Also, for they will be aware on how to cope up with this disability..
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By Ward CO. ( Pp 213; hardback; £15.95.) London: Royal Society of Medicine Press Ltd, 1998. ISBN 1 853 15374 5..
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