… Although schizophrenia and developmental dyslexia are considered distinct disorders in
terms of clinical presentation and functional outcome, they both involve disruption in the …

… visual attentional functions constitutes an additional or even an isolated deficit of developmental
dyslexia … Especially performance in tasks that require the processing of multiple visual …

… Developmental dyslexia is a reading disorder—but what are the underlying cognitive and …
Inducing dyslexic symptoms in proficient readers by simulation of phonological and …

… ”, suggesting that a deficit in temporal processing could explain not only language-related
peculiarities usually noticed in dyslexic children, but also a wider range of symptoms related to …

… Developmental dyslexia is not diagnosed in the context of a persistent concurrent language
disorder (of which dyslexia is then considered a symptomatic … appears developmentally …

… Most of our knowledge about the neural networks mediating reading has derived from studies
of developmental dyslexia (DD). For much of the 20th C. this was diagnosed on the basis …

… Our results indeed suggest that the heterogeneity of the cognitive symptoms underlying
the reading disorder (eg, phonological deficits and VA span reduction) may determine the …

… This interpretation emphasises the most prominent symptom in these subjects, ie reading …
developmental dyslexics and tried to determine whether their deficit is modulated by a visual …

… as a main symptom of dyslexia with repetitions in reading and writing as well as the omission
of sounds and misspelled letters being handled as secondary symptoms (Orton, 1925). …

… Developmental dyslexia has a high genetic contribution affecting 50% of children with dyslexic
… The most prominent symptom in dyslexia is a relative inability to acquire word recognition …