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22 lip 2022 · Taken together, available information on central pain processing in ASD may explain the paradoxical dissociation between (near to-) intact low-level perceptive abilities in pain detection tasks and altered salience and awareness of pain and its affective components.
Some common sensory regulation techniques include: Deep pressure touch: Applying deep pressure to specific areas of the body, such as through weighted blankets or compression garments, can provide a calming effect and reduce hand posturing.
Results: Findings showed that compared with TD children, those with ASD may exhibit shorter total rotation time, lower rotation amplitude, and weaker symmetry. This implies that children with ASD might exhibit decreased WRI abilities.
7 gru 2018 · Autism, HRDs and Pain. As has been suggested, a link between ASD and HRDs (specially EDS) theoretically implies a susceptibility to a wide range of pain (mainly musculoskeletal but also headaches and visceral pain).
1 paź 2013 · Parents and clinicians report difficulties in pain assessment in children with autism because of sociocommunicative deficits. This study shows that children with autism spectrum disorders are at least as reactive to pain during venipuncture as developmentally delayed and typically developing children.
28 lut 2022 · This study aimed to increase communication of pain among three individuals with autism spectrum disorder and intellectual disability using a behaviorally‐based educational intervention by ensuring the presence of prerequisite skills (labeling and identifying) and using in‐situ training.
11 sie 2024 · Understanding Baby Twirling Hands and Feet. Baby twirling hands and feet is a behavior characterized by repetitive circular movements of the hands or feet. This can manifest in various ways, such as a baby repeatedly rotating their wrists, twirling their fingers, or making circular motions with their feet or toes.
