… with dyslexia. We examined brain activation patterns in dyslexic and nonimpaired children
… analysis (ie, tapped the problems experienced by dyslexic children in sounding out words). …

… version of the dyslexia hypotheses, the … developmental dyslexics complain of visual
symptoms, of letters blurring and appearing to move over each other that might explain their visual …

… readers and children with developmental dyslexia. The tasks … typically developing readers
and 25 children with dyslexia. … The children with dyslexia showed a moderate advantage for …

… the brain of developmental dyslexics provided neuroanatomical … dyslexic brains. Furthermore,
neuroimaging studies allowed to understand the neural systems of reading and dyslexia. …

… typically developed control children). … visual perceptual learning and developmental dyslexia.
Of particular empirical importance, if visual perceptual training can benefit the development …

… developmental dyslexia (DD) (Goswami & Bryant, 1990; Vellutino, Fletcher, Snowling, &
Scanlon, 2004). Developmental dyslexia … , and no sensory defects in vision or hearing (WHO, …

… In summary, it is clear that developmental dyslexia is usually hereditary and under the
control of probably only a small number of genes. Genes control the synthesis of proteins; in the …

… similarly handicapped children from the other social classes. Only if our series of children had
… the probability of specific dyslexia supervening in speech-retarded children and to look for …

… unique marker deficits of developmental dyslexia in Chinese, while children with ADHD or
DCD … language before we look at the cognitive deficits of Chinese developmental dyslexia. …

… overlay on WRRT and a visual stress symptom questionnaire… that visual stress is more
common in dyslexic children … the visual magnocellular deficit in developmental dyslexics. …