View Document Preview and Link Document Date: 2001-02-28 13:52:10 Open Document File Size: 324,66 KB Share Result on Facebook
City Seattle / / Company Pearson / PET / ABC / CBC / BBC / Polaroid / / Country United States / / Facility University of Washington Human Subjects Division / Children’s Hospital / FAS DPN clinic / University of Washington / Hall et al. / / IndustryTerm image analysis software / digital photograph using image analysis software / diagnostic and screening tool / facial measurement systems / sensory processing integration / sensory processing/integration / image analysis software programs / measured using image analysis software / / MedicalCondition microcephaly / cerebral palsy / Atypical FAS2 Static encephalopathy / clinical term static encephalopathy / brain dysfunction / FAS3 Neurobehavioral disorder / seizures / soft neurologic signs / neurobehavioral disorder / permanent birth defect syndrome / dysfunction / static encephalopathy / hypertelorism / brain damage/dysfunction / neurologic dysfunction / persistent neurologic findings / palpebral fissure length deficiency / CORRELATIONS WITH BRAIN DYSFUNCTION SUSAN J. ASTLEY1 / growth deficiency / postnatal growth deficiency / alcoholism / syndrome / INTRODUCTION Fetal alcohol syndrome / / MusicGroup I.Q. / / Organization School of Medicine / Medical Council on Alcoholism / University of Washington Human Subjects Division / School of Public Health and Community Medicine / Department of Epidemiology / Nonverbal Intelligence / Medical Center / University of Washington / Seattle / Children’s Hospital / / / Position developmental pediatrician / physician / head / *Author / / ProgrammingLanguage C / / ProvinceOrState South Dakota / Washington / / PublishedMedium the Lip-Philtrum Guide / / Technology digital camera / flash / MRI / / SocialTag 
Alcohol & Alcoholism Vol. 36, No. 2, pp[removed], 2001 MEASURING THE FACIAL PHENOTYPE OF INDIVIDUALS WITH PRENATAL ALCOHOL EXPOSURE: CORRELATIONS WITH BRAIN DYSFUNCTION SUSAN J. ASTLEY1,2* and STERLING K. CLARREN.