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Treatment of Symptoms in Children with Q3 Conditions Scoping Review Results
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Sleep problems in individuals with 11q terminal deletion disorder (Jacobsen syndrome)
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Genetic Counseling
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2008
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children; Medical; behavior; Ethics; Genetics & Heredity; sleep; disturbance; sleep problems; disabilities; Research & Experimental Medicine; 11q terminal deletion disorder; Biotechnology & Applied Microbiology; Jacobsen syndrome; questionnaire; sleep disturbance/disorders; trajectory; characteristics
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Maas A; Grossfeld P D; Didden R; Korzilius H; Braam W J; Smits M G; Curfs L M G
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Characteristics of sleep and sleep problems were investigated in 43 individuals with 11q terminal deletion disorder (Jacobsen syndrome). Data were collected using a sleep questionnaire. Ten individuals (23%) had a sleep problem. Settling problems, frequent night waking and early waking occurred in 2 (4%), 7 (16%) and 2 (6%) individuals, respectively. Twenty-two individuals (54%) had a history of sleep problems. Twenty-five individuals (60%) showed restless sleep and 23 individuals (54%) slept in an unusual position. Apart from frequent coughs, no significant relationships were found between the presence of a sleep problem and other variables, such as age, level of ID, breathing problems, heart defects, constipation, daytime activity and behavioral diagnosis, restless sleep and sleeping in an unusual positions.
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11q terminal deletion disorder
2008
Behavior
Biotechnology & Applied Microbiology
Braam W J
characteristics
Children
Curfs L M G
Didden R
Disabilities
disturbance
Ethics
Genetic Counseling
Genetics & Heredity
Grossfeld P D
Jacobsen syndrome
Korzilius H
Maas A
Medical
Questionnaire
Research & Experimental Medicine
Sleep
sleep disturbance/disorders
sleep problems
Smits M G
Trajectory