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A pilot quantitative evaluation of early life language development in Fragile X Syndrome
Topic:
Fragile X
Authors:
Reisinger, Shaffer, Pedapati, Dominick, Erickson
Journal/Publication:
Brain Sciences
Year:
2019
Participant Age Range:
17 –
58 months
Sample Size:
9
Participant Language:
NR
Abstract:
Language delay and communication deficits are a core characteristic of the fragile X syndrome (FXS) phenotype. To date, the literature examining early language development in FXS is limited potentially due to barriers in language assessment in very young
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