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Early detection of infants at risk for later handicap through acoustic cry analysis.
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Colic: idiopathic, excessive, infant crying.
Infantile colic is a common and frustrating condition for parents and health care practitioners. A commonly held belief is that the condition is benign and only results in transient loss of parental sleep; however, a detailed study of the recent literature and clinical studies suggests that not all colic abates without residual consequences. In this article, we outline current understanding of the condition and suggest methods of intervention. In addition, we focus on the potential effect of colic on infant attachment; the later growth and development of the once-colicky child; the evidence that supporting and refuting commonly held beliefs, and areas of intervention.
Cri du chat: clinical and cytogenetic findings in two older patients.
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[A case of general anesthesia for the dental patient with cat cry syndrome].
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[The "asymmetric crying facies": an indication of other malformations?].
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A personal look at crying babies.
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[The cri-du-chat syndrome].
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[Asymmetric crying facies syndrome].
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[Why does my baby cry?].
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[Cri-du-chat syndrome--a case report].
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[Asymmetrical crying facies].
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