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  1. Genetic Test for Rett Syndrome Now Available.: An article from: Family Practice News by Barbara Baker, 1999-12-01
  2. Rett syndrome: An entry from Thomson Gale's <i>Gale Encyclopedia of Neurological Disorders</i> by Rebecca, PhD Frey, 2005
  3. Deciphering the complexities of Rett syndrome.(Special Needs: Realizing Potential): An article from: Pediatric News by Sakkubai Naidu, 2008-09-01
  4. 21st Century Complete Medical Guide to Degenerative Nerve Diseases, Adrenoleukodystrophy, Leukodystrophy, Rett Syndrome, Canavan Disease, Ataxias, Authoritative ... for Patients and Physicians (CD-ROM) by PM Medical Health News, 2004-04-01
  5. Rett Syndrome - A Bibliography and Dictionary for Physicians, Patients, and Genome Researchers by Philip M. Parker, 2007-07-18
  6. Rett Syndrome: DSM- IV, Andreas Rett, Microcephaly, Scoliosis, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy, Physical Therapy
  7. Rett syndrome: An entry from Thomson Gale's <i>Gale Encyclopedia of Genetic Disorders, 2nd ed.</i> by Holly, MS, CGC Ishmael, 2005
  8. Pervasive Developmental Disorders: Asperger Syndrome, Autism, Rett Syndrome, Epidemiology of Autism, Diagnosis of Asperger Syndrome
  9. Autism: Asperger Syndrome, Fragile X Syndrome, Hyperlexia, Rett Syndrome, Sensory Integration Dysfunction, Autism Therapies
  10. Rett's disorder: An entry from Thomson Gale's <i>Gale Encyclopedia of Mental Disorders</i> by Rebecca J., Ph.D. Frey, 2003
  11. Trouble Envahissant Du Développement: Syndrome D'asperger, Syndrome de Rett, Psychose Déficitaire (French Edition)
  12. Épilepsie: Syndrome de West, Épilepsie Partielle Migrante, Syndrome de Rett, El Aura (French Edition)
  13. Rett Syndrome: Special Educational Needs by Jill McQueen, Geraldine Northway, 1997-05
  14. Rett Syndrome (Clinics in Developmental Medicine) by Hagberg, 1993-08-20

21. Rett Syndrome Links
rett syndrome Links. Translate this page into French, German, Italian, Portugueseor Spanish. rett syndrome rett syndrome Links. Similar Disabilities
http://www.bundlings.com/rslinks.htm
Rett Syndrome Links
Translate this page into French, German, Italian, Portuguese or Spanish. Rett Syndrome: Main RS Site Index Calorie Boosters Claire's Story ... Tips
Rett Syndrome Links
Similar Disabilities
Angelman Syndrome
This condition is very similar to Rett Syndrome, but can appear in boys, too
Autism
Some girls with Rett Syndrome originally had this diagnosis
Cerebral Palsy
Another common diagnosis for our girls
Sensory Integration Dysfunction
Some of our daughters started out with this diagnosis when they were very young Family Links Capable Corners
Family Village

Internet Resources for Special Children
Our Kids ...
The Sibling Support Project
Symptom Links Apraxia
Ataxia

Bruxism (Teeth Grinding)

Constipation
... Scoliosis and Kyphosis Technology Links AbleNet, Inc. Edmark Corporation Enabling Devices Judy Lynn Software Therapy Links Deal Communication Centre Inc. Music Therapy Toy Links Toys for Special Children Jesana Ltd.

22. Researchers Find Rett Stuff
The gene responsible for rett syndrome, a form of mental retardation in girls, has been identified. Researchers say a diagnostic tool is right around the corner. By Kristen Philipkoski. Wired News
http://www.wired.com/news/news/story/22053.html

23. The Australian Rett Syndrome Study
Welcome to the Australian rett syndrome Study Website! The Australianrett syndrome Study was established in 1993 to set up a facility
http://www.general.uwa.edu.au/u/hleonard/
Welcome to the Australian Rett Syndrome Study Website! The Australian Rett Syndrome Study was established in 1993 to set up a facility for population based research in Australia. Research elsewhere has often been based on case series which are not necessarily representative of the underlying population. The Australian Rett Syndrome Study operates from the Telethon Institute for Child Health Research, in West Perth in Western Australia. Information Publications History Media ... InterRett - IRSA Rett Phenotype Database

24. WE MOVE - Rett Syndrome
rett syndrome (RS) is a progressive neurodevelopmental disorder thatoccurs almost exclusively in females. The disorder was originally
http://www.wemove.org/rett.html
Rett syndrome (RS) is a neurodevelopmental disorder that occurs almost exclusively in females. RS progresses from the onset of symptoms to a more complete expression of the disorder; it does not worsen once the child has reached "symptomatic plateau." RS is not a degenerative condition. Rett syndrome was originally described by Dr. Andreas Rett of Austria in 1966. RS became known worldwide two decades later following publication of a report describing 35 affected girls from Sweden, Portugal, and France (Hagberg et al., 1983). Infants and children with RS usually develop normally until approximately age 6 to 18 months. They may then cease to acquire new skills and gradually or suddenly lose previously acquired abilities (developmental regression), such as conscious control of the hands (purposeful hand movements) and the ability to vocalize most sounds or words. Acquired hand and finger use is gradually replaced by repetitive, uncontrolled hand movements including hand clapping, mouthing, or "washing and wringing." Children may also develop autistic-like behaviors, an impaired ability to perform the motor movements required for coordinating walking (gait apraxia) and trunk movements, breathing irregularities during waking hours, seizures , feeding and swallowing difficulties, and growth retardation. Over time, certain motor control difficulties may worsen, whereas other associated symptoms may tend to stabilize or improve. Rett syndrome has been found to be caused by mutation in the gene encoding methyl-CpG-binding protein-2 (MECP2). This gene is located on the X chromosome and, in some cases, may be transmitted as an X-linked dominant trait. Other mutations may be sporadic in nature.

25. Rett Syndrome Update: Genetics And Diagnosis
Subject rett syndrome update Genetics and diagnosis, Date 4/14/1999.rett syndrome Confirmation of Xlinked dominant inheritance
http://www.wemove.org/emove/article.asp?ID=38

26. Rett Syndrome Resources, Research, Therapies, Families And More....
rett syndrome Research. Here are some websites with free information to helpyou get started on keeping up on current rett syndrome research ..
http://www.rettsyndrome.net/rettresearch.html

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Home!
... This Site Rett Syndrome Research Here are some websites with free information to help you "get started" on keeping up on current Rett syndrome research........ Rett Syndrome Research Foundation - The only rett syndrome charity that strictly funds biomedical research for Rett syndrome. Check their site for recent Rett syndrome research, testing, news, conferences and scientific seminars. The RSRFNewsAlert is an electronic newsletter which will be emailed to you about once a week with the latest research news, abstracts from new Rett publications, treatment and drug information, scientific meetings and fundraising events.  The RSRFlash is mailed out three times a year. Sign up to get it delivered to your home at no charge, or download it today! We Move - We Move is the Internet's most comprehensive resource for movement disorder information. A must see - excellent writeups on Rett to give to your doctors, therapists, and family members to help them get acquainted with a Rett overview. Written in laymen's terms.

27. MECP2 Data Retrieval
Searchable database of known and novel MECP2 diseasecausing mutations and polymorphisms. From the International rett syndrome Association.
http://mecp2.chw.edu.au/
RettBASE: IRSA MECP2 Variation Database
Welcome
We welcome you to the web-based IRSA Gene Variation Database (RettBASE). This database has been constructed by merging mutation and polymorphism data from the published literature pertaining to Rett syndrome and related clinical disorders, and by incorporating unpublished mutation and polymorphism data that have been submitted directly to us. RettBASE is updated on a very frequent basis manually by our curators to ensure the validity of the data being sent to us. A search engine has been constructed allowing you to perform searches of varying complexity, to obtain information relevant to your research or clinical questions. We invite you to:
  • Browse mutation and polymorphism list for the sequence variation of your interest
  • Perform simple or complex searches using our Boolean-based search engine
  • Submit your unpublished sequence variation data by one of several means
  • Alert us to published sequence variation data which we have not yet included
  • Offer suggestions as to how we could enhance RettBASE to better meet your needs
Acknowledgements
Initial construction and maintenance of RettBASE could not have been possible without the very generous financial support of the International Rett Syndrome Association We would also like to acknowledge the New South Wales Rett Syndrome Association and the Rett Syndrome Australian Research Fund for their generous support of the NSW Rett Syndrome Research Team at the Children's Hospital at Westmead.

28. National Association For Child Development - Helping Children And Parents With P
The National Academy for Child Development, Inc. is an international organization of parents and professionals dedicated to helping children and adults reach their full potential. The over 15,000 clients served by NACD have come to us with labels including Learning Disabled, Dyslexic, Distractible, ADD, ADHD, Hyperactive, Down Syndrome, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, Williams Syndrome, Tourettes Syndrome, rett syndrome, Fragile X, Developmentally Delayed, PDD, Autistic, Cerebral Palsy, Brain Injured, Comatose, Retarded, Minimal Brain Dysfunction, Normal, Accelerated and Gifted.
http://www.nacd.org

29. Rett Syndrome Awareness
rett syndrome, What is It? What YOU Can Do To Help. ~OCTOBER is rett syndromeAwareness Month~. Register your RETT child or join the IRSA today!
http://members.tripod.com/~angelwrett/rsawareness.html
R e t t S y n d r o m e W h a t i s I t Rett Syndrome (RS) is a neurological disorder seen primarily in females, and found in a variety of racial and ethnic groups worldwide. First described by Dr. Andreas Rett, RS received worldwide recognition following a paper by Dr. Bengt Hagberg and colleagues in 1983. RS is most often misdiagnosed as autism, cerebral palsy or non-specific developmental delay. While many health professionals may not be familiar with RS, it is a relatively frequent cause of neurological dysfunction in females. The prevalence rate in various countries is from 1:10,000 to 1:23,000 live female births. To date,** there are 3042 reported cases with 2543 of them in the United States. While there is strong evidence of a genetic basis, the origin and cause of RS remain unknown. ** These statistics may not be correct as many parents have not registered their Rett child with the IRSA. To Register Your Child With The IRSA The child with RS usually shows an early period of apparently normal or near normal development until 6-18 months of life. A period of temporary stagnation or regression follows during which the child loses communication skills and purposeful use of the hands. Soon, stereotyped hand movements, gait disturbances, and slowing of the rate of head growth become apparent. Other problems may include seizures and disorganized breathing patterns which occur when awake. Apraxia (dyspraxia), the inability to program the body to perform motor movements, is the most fundamental and severely handicapping aspect of RS. It can interfere with every body movement, including eye gaze and speech, making it difficult for the girl with RS to do what she wants to do. Due to apraxia and lack of verbal communication skills, an accurate assessment of intelligence is difficult. Most traditional testing methods require use of the hands and/or speech, which may be impossible for the girl with RS.

30. Rett Syndrome Resources
Facts and various information containing links.Category Health Conditions and Diseases rett syndrome......rett syndrome Resources. Online Guest Book! Welcome to an online RettSyndrome Guest Book! Please sign our guest book (below the
http://www.expage.com/page/curerettnow

Rett Syndrome Resources
Online Guest Book!
Welcome to an online Rett Syndrome Guest Book! Please sign our guest book (below the bottom line) and write a short note about your connection to Rett syndrome.
For more information on Rett syndrome, see http://www.rettsyndrome.net and http://www.dreamkeeper.org See you around the web!
Clark and Mary
rettrace@snet.net

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31. Rett Syndrome Europe Interactive Map
Working together, rett syndrome Europe supports girls and women, theirfamilies and carers, disabled by this complex neurological disorder.
http://www.rettsyndrome.com/
RETT SYNDROME EUROPE Rett Syndrome is a complex neurological disorder which occurs mainly in females and affects them throughout their lives. Sufferers are profoundly and multiply disabled and totally dependent on others for their needs. This site is sponsored by European support groups. It is dedicated to the support of such girls and women, their families and carers. CLICK ON THE COUNTRY OF YOUR CHOICE notice board minutes contact statutes ... help last update: march 2003
webmaster: johan delaere We apologise for the fact that for a long time our website has not been working. This was due to a problem that was totally outside our control. The Registration Company in the USA changed our website registration in error and without our knowledge.
RSE meeting
on saturday 24th May 2003
in Zagreb, Croatia
Please contact
RSE Secretariat
DENIS GALEA
Flat 5, Kensington Park Towers
G. Borg Olivier Street St. Julians.STJ 15
MALTA
dgalea@tcsmith.com

32. Rett Angels
rett syndrome forum and online support group sharing personal stories and information.
http://www.rettangels.org
Thursday - April 10, 2003 Current Member Profiles AbelOuellett admin Adriana AlliesMom ... Waifie About Rett Syndrome
Rett Syndrome (RS) is a neurodevelopmental disorder believed to affect 1 in 10,000 female births (rarely seen in males).
It is named for Dr. Andreas Rett, an Austrian physician who identified the syndrome in 1966,
although it remained unknown in the United States until 1983.
Symptoms: Children with Rett Syndrome appear to develop normally until 6 to 18 months of age.
They then enter a period of regression, losing speech and hand skills they had acquired.
Most children develop seizures, repetitive hand movements, irregular breathing and motor-control problems.
* A slowing of the rate of head growth also becomes apparent.
Most researchers agree that RS is a developmental disorder rather than a progressive, degenerative disorder.
The girls can live to adulthood, but most never regain the ability to use their hands or to speak.
Cause: In 1999, a research team led by Dr. Huda Y. Zoghbi of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and Houston’s Baylor College of Medicine identified the cause of Rett Syndrome as a defect in the MECP2 gene on the X chromosome.

33. The Family Village / Library / Rett Syndrome
Library Q R. rett syndrome. Where to Go to Chat with Others. RETTNET An ongoingdiscussion for Doctors, Researchers and parents of rett syndrome girls.
http://www.familyvillage.wisc.edu/lib_rett.htm
Rett Syndrome
Who to Contact
Where to Go to Chat with Others

Personal Accounts

Learn More About It
...
Search AltaVista for "Rett Syndrome"
Who to Contact
International Rett Syndrome Association
9121 Piscataway Rd Suite 2B
Clinton MD 20735
301-856-3336 (Fax)
E-mail: irsa@rettsyndrome.org
Web: http://www.rettsyndrome.org/
Research for Rett, Inc
P.O. Box 471 Linwood, New Jersey 08221 1-800-422-RETT E-mail: adnet@cnw.com
Where to Go to Chat with Others
RETTNET
An ongoing discussion for Doctors, Researchers and parents of Rett Syndrome girls. To subscribe go to: Join the RettNet
Personal Accounts
Learn More About It
Web Sites
Back to [ Q - R Family Village Home Library Coffee Shop ... Information Last Updated 28-November-1999 by rowley@waisman.wisc.edu

34. Flower Family Web Site
One family's experience with rett syndrome, Applied Behavioral Analysis and Discrete Trial Teaching.
http://www.geocities.com/pflowerett
to our web site about our family and Rett Syndrome
Now playing: "Hands" by Jewel, read words here Kelsey's Story Kelsey's Page Paula's Page ...
Syndrome Association
I'm Paula, I'm 44, and I've been married to Graham for 20 years.  We have 3 beautiful children, now ages 14, 8, and 6.  It's difficult to get a good picture of all 3 of our kids together because our middle child, Kelsey, has Rett Syndrome.  The 'short' of RS is that it is a neurologic, developmental disorder that is believed to affect almost exclusively females.  Its symptoms usually begin to manifest themselves sometime during the 2nd year of life, and one of the main hallmarks of RS is a 'hand-washing', wringing, clapping, tapping, or hand-mouthing motion.  For a much better and more thorough description of RS, check out IRSA's (the International Rett Syndrome Association) web site. By creating this website, it is my hope that Rett Syndrome can more and more, be brought to public attention - especially now that the GENE HAS BEEN FOUND - that the researchers out there will look at a beautiful little girl like mine and become interested enough to think that RS is an important disorder to study and to *cure*. Sign Guestbook View Guestbook visitors
have accessed this site since 10/18/99 Email me Last Updated: 10/18/99
Leigh Ann Hawkins

35. RETT SYNDROME
rett syndrome. International rett syndrome Association Our rett syndrome PageLiving With rett syndrome RETT Photo Gallery rett syndrome Links More.
http://www.icondata.com/health/pedbase/files/RETTSYND.HTM
  • Pediatric Database (PEDBASE)
  • Discipline: CNS
  • Last Updated: 10/21/94
    RETT SYNDROME
    DEFINITION:
    A neurodegenerative disorder characterized by psychomotor regression, stereotyped hand movements, ataxic gait, and autistic behaviour.
    EPIDEMIOLOGY:
    • incidence: 1/12,000-15,000 girls
    • age of onset:
      • 5 to 18 months with a mean of 12 months
    • risk factors:
      • familial - sporadic, ? X-linked dominant
        • chrom.#: Xp
        • gene: ?
      • females only
      PATHOGENESIS:
      1. Background
      • first described by Austrian paediatrician Dr. Andreas Rett in 1965
      • unknown etiology
      CLINICAL FEATURES:
      1. Neurological Manifestations
      1. Initial
      • apparently normal prenatal and perinatal period
      • normal psychomotor development in 1st 6-12 months of life
      1. Psychomotor Regression
      • begins between 5-18 months
      • initially regression is rapid
      • loss of gross motor skills
        • loss of acquired purposeful hand movements between 6-30 months of age
        • fine tremor of hands
        • gait ataxia
      • loss of ability to communicate
        • loss of language skills
        • beginning of autistic-like behaviour
        2. Microcephaly
        • initial normal head circumference with deceleration in size (i.e., acquired)
        2. Later
  • 36. Faculty: Glaze, D.G.
    Clinical Interests Pediatric Neurology rett syndrome, epilepsy, medically intractable seizures, infantile spasms. Neurophysiology children's sleep disorders.
    http://www.bcm.tmc.edu/neurol/faculty/dgg.html
    Associate Professor
    M.D.(1974) Baylor College of Medicine
    Phone: 1-713-790-5046 (Blue Bird Circle Clinic)
    1-713-790-3105 (Sleep Clinic)
    1-713-798-RETT: (Rett syndrome)
    email: dglaze@bcm.tmc.edu
    Daniel G. Glaze, M.D. Clinical Interests: Pediatric Neurology: Rett syndrome, epilepsy, medically intractable seizures, infantile spasms. Neurophysiology: children's sleep disorders. Research Interests: Pathophysiology of Rett Syndrome; characterization of epilepsy, breathing abnormalities and sleep abnormalities in Rett Syndrome; growth-nutrition in Rett Syndrome. Pathophysiology and treatment of infantile spasms; experimental drug and non- medical approaches to refractory seizure disorders; studies of disordered sleep to help in the characterization of pathophysiology of other neurological disorders. Selected Publications:
    • Armstrong, D.D., Dunn, J.K., Schultz, R.J., Herbert, D.A., Glaze, D.G., Motil, K.J. (1999)

    37. Rett Syndrome
    Irma Penner's book, The Right to Belong-The Story of Yvonne, describes the importance of community Category Health Conditions and Diseases Personal Pages...... Links to rett syndrome International rett syndrome Association http//www.rettsyndrome.org.rett syndrome Research Foundation-http//www.rsrf.org/default2.htm
    http://personal.nbnet.nb.ca/ipenner/rs.html
    Experiences with RS
    Perhaps some of our experiences will be helpful to other parents. Yvonne
    Fredericton,
    New Brunswick,
    Canada We will add information as time and energy permits. For now we have included a page on school integration (taken from Irma's book, #1 below) and a page on allergies and behavior.
  • T HE R IGHT TO ... The Story of Yvonne by Irma Penner Integrated at Last Chapter 15 from Irma's book Eating Disorder, Constipation and Food Allergies - December, 2000

  • E-mail: ipenner@nb.sympatico.ca
    Phone: (506) 452-2136 Back to: Penner Home Page
    Links to Rett Syndrome: International Rett Syndrome Association http://www.rettsyndrome.org Rett Syndrome Research Foundation- http://www.rsrf.org/default2.htm Links to other supportive organizations: Association for Community Living http://www.cacl.ca/
    You are visitor no.: since Dec 7, 2000
    If you have any comments or questions about this website, please contact Irma Penner ipenner@nb.sympatico.ca Updated May 1, 2001

    38. Great Mississippi River Race For Rett Syndrome, May 2001
    Catch Another Great! Adventure at The Mississippi River Challengefor rett syndrome and Leukodystrohpy, May 2003,
    http://www.dreamkeeper.org/
    Catch Another Great! Adventure at The Mississippi River Challenge for Rett Syndrome and Leukodystrohpy, May 2003
    The Great Mississippi River Race for
    Rett Syndrome, May 2001 The Race Teams Flagship Double Helix ...
    The Mississippi River
    "Teams Survive World's Longest, Toughest Race " In true "Survivor" form, two teams of undaunted paddlers finished the longest non-stop canoe and kayak race in history when they arrived at where the Mississippi River enters the Gulf of Mexico, ending an epic journey of 2,348 miles that encountered everything from exhaustion to some of the worst flooding on record. Team Kruger, led by renowned paddlers Verlen Kruger and Bob Bradford, placed first in their specialized canoe at 24 days, 17 hours, 51 minutes. Team Double Helix, featuring the event's unique flagship kayak called the Double Helix, placed second at 26 days, 6 hours, 40 minutes. Team Alaska, showing true perserverance and dedication, replaced

    39. Rebekahs Page
    Personal story of Rebekah through 3 years of tests, diagnosis, and finally news of the gene being found.
    http://www.angelfire.com/grrl/rebekahspage/index.htm
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    40. Rett Syndrome Canoe/Kayak Marathon, May 2001
    Adventure at The Mississippi River Challenge for rett syndrome and Leukodystrohpy,May 2003, rett syndrome. rett syndrome can affect any child in any family.
    http://www.dreamkeeper.org/rett_syndrome.html
    Catch Another Great! Adventure at The Mississippi River Challenge for Rett Syndrome and Leukodystrohpy, May 2003
    The Great Mississippi River Race for
    Rett Syndrome, May 2001 The Race Teams Flagship Double Helix ...
    The Mississippi River
    Rett Syndrome Rett syndrome is a severe neurological disorder that randomly strikes 1 in 10,000 to 15,000 young girls within the first two years of life. Rett Syndrome affects males also but few are known to survive to pregnancy Rett Syndrome can affect any child in any family. 99.5% of those affected by Rett syndrome have no case history in their family with Rett syndrome. After an apparently normal 6-18 months of development, a typical Rett syndrome child begins to suffer the loss of speech and the ability to walk normally. This is soon followed by:
    • the loss of purposeful hand use which is often replaced by hand wringing or clapping decreased growth (height and head size) breathing dysfunctions (over 14 breathing dysfunctions have been identified to date) seizures, seizure like behavior and tremors

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