Distúrbios do Sono e Tempo Total de Sono em Crianças com Deficiência Visual
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https://doi.org/10.13037/rbcs.vol9n30.1411Keywords:
Cegueira, Baixa visão, Criança, Adolescente, Transtorno do sono.Abstract
Os distúrbios do sono são pouco conhecidos na faixa etária pediátrica e pesquisas que contemplem o comportamento do sono das crianças com deficiência visual também são raros. A atuação dos profissionais da saúde de forma global dependem de evidências cientificas que demonstrem achados clínicos em diferentes populações para atualização terapêutica e adequada tomada de decisão.Downloads
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