Name: Dyslexia: A Visual Approach (Neurodevelopmental Diseases-Laboratory and Clinical Research) (en Inglés)
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Author: Carlo Aleci
ISBN: 9781626185340

portada Dyslexia: A Visual Approach (Neurodevelopmental Diseases-Laboratory and Clinical Research) (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Nova Science Publishers Inc

Autor

Carlo Aleci

Categoría

Libros de Textos

Año

2013

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

333

Encuadernación

Tapa Dura

ISBN13

9781626185340

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Dyslexia: A Visual Approach (Neurodevelopmental Diseases-Laboratory and Clinical Research) (en Inglés)

Carlo Aleci (Autor) · Nova Science Publishers Inc · Tapa Dura

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Even if the ophthalmological aspects of developmental dyslexia are generally considered negligible in comparison to the cognitive and phonological ones, a growing body of evidence suggests in many patients the presence of deficiencies related to a neuronal sub-population along the visual pathway. Still, even in the limited area of neuro-ophtalmological research, there is no general agreement on the mechanisms underlying reading impairment and on how the aetiological element determines the phenotype, that is to say the typical symptomatology. Nevertheless, the spatial and temporal vision in dyslexics seem to be defective. The purpose of this work is to report in a critical way the state of the art visual research in developmental dyslexia, without considering the aspects that go beyond our competence. In the second part of the treatise, the personal approach to the visuoperceptive impairment in this clinical condition is phenomenological rather than aetiological: it investigates the problem from the perceptive symptoms and signs rather than from the causal hypothesis and from the anatomofunctional demonstration. Without claiming to exhaust the subject, we have pursued a triple aim: trying to shed light on one of the most debated and controversial questions, providing a rigorous and comprehensive overview on the current acquisitions, and, why not, offering some cues to those who intend to contribute to solve this problem.