… of minimizing difficulties associated with developmental dyslexia. This review focuses on
developmental dyslexia as it is well studied and does not have emotional symptoms as a core …

… Developmental dyslexia is today defined as a “… Dyslexia is a catch-all term for reading
disabilities, and it appears to have several varieties. Children with developmental dyslexia have no …

… Hence, living with developmental dyslexia, a hereditary neurological disorder characterized
by lifelong accuracy and/or fluency difficulties in decoding, word reading, and spelling …

… We therefore wondered whether the visual symptoms of children … of dyslexic and normal
children; and we have correlated our findings with measurements of the accuracy of their visual …

… In the CVI group the potential effect of low visual acuity on daily visual symptoms in children
… attempt to exclude the visual problems of children with ADHD and dyslexia in the screening …

… the well-known connection between ADHD symptoms and reading deficits as is indeed …
We suggest that a subtype of developmental dyslexia is characterized by a high-level visual …

Developmental dyslexia is a heterogeneous condition entailing problems with reading and
spelling. Several genes have been linked or associated to the disease, many of which …

… developmental dyslexia [24, 25, 26]. By definition, RAN is the rate with which a person can
name a series of visually-… Early identification of dyslexia relies on early symptom recognition. …

Background: Developmental dyslexia (DD) is a specific learning disorder concerning reading
acquisition that may has a lifelong negative impact on individuals. A reliable estimate of …

… Research suggests that readers with developmental dyslexia tend to show impairment in
temporal processing (TP), a broad term used to define the low-level processing of the temporal …