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Pathological hole in the heart septum, connecting the 2 atria.

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Conclusion: Environmental ASD exposure can result in the development of otitis media.
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Thus, by 24 months of age, those with ASDs had lower values.
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Reduced exercise capacity affected several domains of perceived health-status in ASD patients.
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Background: Sensory features are highly prevalent and heterogeneous among children with ASD.
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Yet, common and distinct network correlates of ASD and ADHD remain unidentified.
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Advances in the pharmacotherapy of irritability in ASD continue to inform practice.
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These results suggest that forms of ASD may share heritable pathophysiologic features.
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Sixty-three percent suffered a shunt malfunction within 5 years of ASD implantation.
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They also may be important in following patients postoperatively after ASD closure.
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Relevant studies estimating the association among obesity, overweight and ASD were included.
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Conclusion: The ADHD symptoms were strongly associated with IA in ASD adolescents.
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SF-36 was reduced in patients with open ASD but not closed ASD.
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High-dose folinic acid has shown improvement in verbal communication in ASD children.
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The ASD generally undertakes activities to counter or disrupt cyber-enabled criminals overseas.
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Unambiguously establishing the phase behavior of the ASDs is of utmost importance.
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Fifty percent of the shunt complications were specifically related to ASD malfunction.
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