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Meanings of down's syndrome in English

Portuguese
sindrome de down
Catalan
mongolisme
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A congenital disorder caused by having an extra 21st chromosome; results in a flat face and short stature and mental retardation.

sindrome de down
Usage of down's syndrome in English
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Down's syndrome children are known to have increased susceptibility to respiratory infections.
Pubmed
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Meet Chloe - the five-year-old girl helping change perceptions of Down's syndrome.
BBC
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The children include one who has Down's syndrome and three with autism.
The Guardian
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There are no data on respiratory patterns of uncomplicated Down's syndrome subjects.
Pubmed
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Their babies were born limbless or with Down's syndrome and spina bifida.
The Guardian
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Results: The study showed that children with Down's Syndrome had higher otological disorders.
Pubmed
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Project Understood aims to improve voice recognition software for users with Down's syndrome.
BBC
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Red cell folate values were very low in the group with Down's syndrome.
Pubmed
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But anyone with Down's syndrome can take part in Project Understood.
BBC
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Children with Down's syndrome show a favorable outcome if treated adequately.
Pubmed
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He's also the father of three high-school-aged boys, the youngest with Down's syndrome.
Radio NZ
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A 17-day-old neonate with Down's syndrome underwent definitive repair of CAVSD and CoA.
Pubmed
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Brain metabolic function is excessively reduced in the demented adults with Down's syndrome.
Pubmed
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Describes Penrose and his research, which included an important study of Down's Syndrome victims.
The new yorker
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Children with Down's syndrome are at high risk of thyroid dysfunction, including autoimmune thyroiditis.
Pubmed
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In patients with Down's syndrome, 6-minute walk distance and QoL were stable during treatment.
Pubmed
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