DOWN SYNDROME BEFORE AND AFTER TREATMENT |
At the age of 3 years, a disfiguring physiognomy, standing and walking only with support, patient doesn't recognize the parents. At this time, she, after-ripening-treatment of Haubold, begins. Four experts negate the possibility of the treatment. The case goes before the German Federal Social Court. |
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At 14 years of years, Uta attends the 4th grade of a normal school, reads, writes and counts (with mistakes) up to 100. At 21 years of age Uta works in a hospital as a nursing assistant, rides a bus daily to work in the city, and even has a medical insurance that covers all but the treatment of any disease(s) due to Down syndrome. |
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Comparison of a physiognomy of a male who began treatment late at the age 9 1/2 (Before), and his condition at the age 10 1/2 (After). |
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Physiognomy of Down syndrome child that received treatment from four to ten years of age
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Physiognomy of Down syndrome child treated from late infancy on
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Physiognomy of Down syndrome child treated since infancy |
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Physiognomies of Down syndrome children, whose treatment began after 2 years of age, now between 5-12 years of age |
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Pigmentary type of Down syndrome (Traviata type). Physiognomies at different ages. This type is marked by darker skin pigmentation, dark hair and relatively big, expressive eyes. |
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Series of photographs of a Down syndrome child from the family album: between 2 and 4 years of age. |
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Alopecia of the reddish-blond type of Down Syndrome: |
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Hair 2½ years after start of treatment |
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Photographs of an awkward, hypodynamic type of Down Syndrome during the treatment |
Before At 1 1/2 years of age; severe expressive (physiognomic) distortion |
During At 2 1/2 years of age controlled expression; macroglossia; delay of static development |
After At 10 years of age controlled, clear facial expression; patient can speak fluently, reads books, and writes accurately |
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