… who may present with symptoms indicative of dyslexia, therefore an understanding of … as
developmental dyslexia and as specific reading disability (specific indicating that development …

… Although a genetic component is known to have an important role in the etiology of
developmental dyslexia (DD), we are far from understanding the molecular etiopathogenetic …

… dyslexics and normal readers. Should we observe reduced performance scores in the group
of dyslexics in the visual-object and visual… whose levels of symptom approached but did not …

… other risk factors lead to dyslexia. Although the visual MD deficit theory of developmental
dyslexia is still highly debated, it seems clear that at least some children with dyslexia do have …

… to be a defining characteristic of developmental dyslexia. However, … of dyslexia; phonological
deficit as cause of dyslexia versus symptom of dyslexia; research on the causes of dyslexia …

… A family history of reading difficulties is one of the strongest indicators of dyslexia in a
child. Box 3 lists clues to the diagnosis of developmental dyslexia, Box 4 outlines the main …

… Vision problems can interfere with the process of reading, but children with dyslexia or
related learning disabilities have the same visual function and ocular health as children without …

… Visual information is taken only during fixations. Specific developmental dyslexia represents
a … eye movements in specific developmental dyslexia. The problem of eye movements in …

… developmental dyslexia present deficits coherent with visual magnocellular dysfunction. …
accumulated visual activity can lead to visual stress symptoms, such as poor ocular motor skills, …

… that dyslexia might be a visual symptom. Actually, visual deficit of developmental dyslexia
dominated the early part of the 20th century and the first report of developmental dyslexia was …