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*Kennedy, Diane M. ''The ADHD-Autism Connection: A Step toward more accurate diagnosis and effective treatment'' <!--year?--> ISBN 1-57856-498-0 |
*Kennedy, Diane M. ''The ADHD-Autism Connection: A Step toward more accurate diagnosis and effective treatment'' <!--year?--> ISBN 1-57856-498-0 |
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*[http://www.spectrumhaven.com Website for those with PDD-NOS] |
*[http://www.spectrumhaven.com Website for those with PDD-NOS] |
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*[[Cheri Florance]] |
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* [http://www.autismpress.com Autism Press] - A general news site about autism, Asperger, and PDD-NOS that posts related articles, from emerging therapies and scientific research to advice for parents and inspirational stories. |
* [http://www.autismpress.com Autism Press] - A general news site about autism, Asperger, and PDD-NOS that posts related articles, from emerging therapies and scientific research to advice for parents and inspirational stories. |
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* [http://www.mcdd.be #McDD] - Portalsite about McDD (Multiple-complex Developmental Disorder), in the DSM-IV-TR still seen as a subtype of PDD-NOS. |
* [http://www.mcdd.be #McDD] - Portalsite about McDD (Multiple-complex Developmental Disorder), in the DSM-IV-TR still seen as a subtype of PDD-NOS. |
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*[http://www.ebrainlabs.com The Brain Engineering Laboratories] - Doctors specializing in helping children diagnosed with PDD learn to communicate. |
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Revision as of 04:10, 30 December 2006
| Pervasive developmental disorder not otherwise specified | |
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| Specialty | Psychiatry  |
PDD not otherwise specified or PDD-NOS is a pervasive developmental disorder.
PDD-NOS is a 'subthreshold' condition, in which some symptoms of autism or a similar pervasive developmental disorder can be identified, while other symptoms cannot be. Especially common is difficulty interacting with peers.
References
- Kennedy, Diane M. The ADHD-Autism Connection: A Step toward more accurate diagnosis and effective treatment ISBN 1-57856-498-0
- Website for those with PDD-NOS
- Cheri Florance
External links
- Yale Developmental Disabilities Clinic
- Autism Press - A general news site about autism, Asperger, and PDD-NOS that posts related articles, from emerging therapies and scientific research to advice for parents and inspirational stories.
- #McDD - Portalsite about McDD (Multiple-complex Developmental Disorder), in the DSM-IV-TR still seen as a subtype of PDD-NOS.
- The Brain Engineering Laboratories - Doctors specializing in helping children diagnosed with PDD learn to communicate.
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