Social cognition in children treated for a brain tumour: A comparative prospective international multi-centre study - Social cognition in paediatric brain tumour patients

niversitair Medisch Centrum Groningen0 个研究点目标入组 39 人开始时间: 待定最近更新: 2024年5月6日

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•Brain tumour patients:
•1) Aged 5-12 years at first assessment
•2) Newly diagnosed brain tumour patients that have not yet received adjuvant therapy
•3) Stable medical condition;Healthy controls:
•1) Aged 5-12 years at first assessment ;CF patients:
•1) Aged 5-12 years at first assessment
•2) Stable medical condition

•Brain tumour patients:
•1) Diagnosed with a disorder of the autistic spectrum, not related to the tumour (Autism, Asperger*s Syndrome or Pervasive Developmental Disorder not otherwise specified).
•2) History of other brain disease or neurological condition interfering with normal development.
•3) No native Dutch speaker
•4) Severe sensory handicaps and/or behavioural problems interfering with reliable neuropsychological assessment
•5) IQ below 70
•6) Poor prognosis and life expectancy less than 1 year.;Healthy controls:
•1) Diagnosed with a disorder of the autistic spectrum (Autism, Asperger*s Syndrome or Pervasive Developmental Disorder not otherwise specified).
•2) History of other brain disease or neurological condition interfering with normal development.
•3) No native Dutch speaker
•4) Severe sensory handicaps and/or behavioural problems interfering with reliable neuropsychological assessment.
•5) IQ below 70;CF patients:
•1) Diagnosed with a disorder of the autistic spectrum (Autism, Asperger*s Syndrome or Pervasive Developmental Disorder not otherwise specified).
•2) History of other brain disease or neurological condition interfering with normal development.
•3) No native Dutch speaker
•4) Severe sensory handicaps and/or behavioural problems interfering with reliable neuropsychological assessment.
•5) IQ below 70

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