A preliminary investigation into the efficacy of virtual reality as a tool for rehabilitation for children with Down syndrome

Articles in the same Issue

1. TABLE OF CONTENTS
2. EDITORIAL
3. A survey of ocular tumors in Down syndrome alone or associated with another genetic affection
4. Care of children with Down syndrome. Sharing and dividing responsibilities between the community physician and sub-specialists
5. Facilitating school inclusion
6. How to talk to children with trisomy 21
7. Physical activity for individuals with Down syndrome. A review with clinical implications
8. Physical activity for aging persons with Down syndrome
9. Health issues for adults with Down syndrome
10. A preliminary investigation into the efficacy of virtual reality as a tool for rehabilitation for children with Down syndrome
11. Psychopathology in adults with Down syndrome: Clinical findings from an outpatient clinic
12. Dual diagnosis of Down syndrome and autism
13. Down syndrome and Hirschsprung's disease: A significant relationship?
14. Multidisciplinary clinic for persons with Down syndrome in the south of Israel
15. Down syndrome in Israel: Health care utilization from an national survey
16. Snoezelen and Down syndrome. Physical therapy intervention, theoretical background and case study
17. Integrated therapy for stuttering and expressive syntax in Down syndrome: A case report
18. Trends in the number of persons with Down syndrome in residential care in Israel 1998-2004
19. Trends incidence and mortality of Down syndrome in Israel 1979-2005