Les personnes handicapées vieillissantes : enjeux socio-économiques, organisationnels, et diagnostics : le cas du syndrome de Down
Les personnes souffrant d’un syndrome de Down (SD), appelé aussi trisomie 21, ont vu leur espérance de vie augmenter bien au delà des 50 ans induisant l’apparition de démence de type Alzheimer (DTA). Les conséquences de cette augmentation de l'espérance sont multiples : difficulté à diagnostiqu...
Main Author: | Djoulah, Farida |
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Other Authors: | Bordeaux |
Language: | fr |
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2015
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Online Access: | http://www.theses.fr/2015BORD0003 |
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