The term fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) was coined in 1973 to describe children with
characteristic facial features, growth disorder and developmental delay associated with …

Background In children with prenatal alcohol exposure, spatial working memory is affected
and brain regions important for spatial working memory performance exhibit atypical …

Abstract Fetal alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) describes the range of detrimental impacts
which are likely to occur in children who are born to these women. Disorders related to …

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) is a life-long disability that can include a myriad of
physical, neurological, cognitive, socio-emotional, and behavioral impairments (Chudley et …

Objectives Individuals with prenatal alcohol exposure (PAE) may be diagnosed with fetal
alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) if they have significant impairments in at least three …

Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) is an umbrella term used to describe the set of
conditions that result from prenatal alcohol exposure (PAE) that lead to cognitive …

Research to date has found discrepancies between performance-based measures and
caregiver ratings of executive functioning among children with fetal alcohol spectrum …

Early intervention for individuals with FASD is paramount, thus exploring factors that affect
the diagnostic process is critical. This process can be complicated by challenges gathering …

This cross-sectional study examined 6 key areas of neuropsychological functioning
(cognitive, academic, attention, executive function, adaptive skills) comparing adolescents …

The importance of early recognition of fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) is critical to
supporting early diagnosis, and facilitating referrals for appropriate interventions to promote …