Maria Isabel Bayonas Ibarra y el Autismo a Nivel Internacional
De vez en cuando escribo un artículo acerca de una persona que ha hecho una diferencia en el mundo del autismo. Mi primera semblanza exalto los logros del gran defensor […]
Tag Archives: Manuel F. Casanova
Enlargement of the brain ventricles in preterm infants who later on exhibit autistic symptoms
Figure: Tammy Movsas visiting our laboratory (8/26/13). Recently I wrote a blog for my fiancee Emily Williams. The same appeared on her web site “Science over a Cuppa” (see http://bit.ly/12Flp3T […]
The Smith-Lemli-Opitz syndrome and Autism
For all people that think that cholesterol is a bad thing they should take a look at conditions linked to abnormalities in its metabolism such as the Smith-Lemli-Opitz syndrome, Niemann-Pick, […]
La esclerosis tuberosa y el autismo
Este es el primero de varios blogs que describen cómo una variedad de condiciones, que manifiestan sintomatología autista en una alta proporción de casos, actuan a través del mismo mecanismo: […]
Extreme prematurity and autism
Preterm birth is usually defined as the birth of a baby before 37 weeks of gestational age. Extreme prematurity refers to those babies born between 22 and 25 completed weeks […]
Organization of the Cerebral Cortex: Photographs of the Congress in Louisville, KY 2013
A couple of weeks ago I had the opportunity to host a congress in Louisville regarding the organization of the cerebral cortex. My co-chair was my good friend Ioan Opris […]
La causa del autismo: Segunda parte
Mi blog anterior sirvió para introducir la posibilidad de que existe un defecto en el desarrollo del cerebro que pudiera explicar muchas de las características patológicas observadas en el autismo […]
Ehlers-Danlos syndrome and autism
This is one in a series of blogs where I discuss different conditions manifesting autstic symptomatology of known origin or neuropathology (so-called syndromic autism). The first of these blogs was […]
La ultrasonografia o ecografia prenatal y el autismo
Jennifer Margulis y su hija Leone Francesca Jennifer Margulis, Ph.D., es una investigadora del Instituto Schuster de Periodismo. Una ex becaria Fulbright y galardonada periodista, ella ha trabajado en la […]
Tuberous sclerosis and autism
This is the first of several blogs describing how a variety of conditions, which manifest autistic symptomatology in a high proportion of cases, involve the same mechanism: interference with the […]
