Titlebook: Comorbid Conditions in Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities; Johnny L. Matson,Michael L. Matson Book 2015 Springer International Pub

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Epilepsyities (ID). Additionally, the more severe the intellectual impairment the greater the likelihood and severity of epilepsy. This disorder is treated most effectively with medication, some of which can produce serious side effects among these particularly fragile persons. This chapter will review type

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Dementia This problem is compounded by the fact that specific subgroups such as persons with Down syndrome develop dementia at much earlier ages than the general population. The purpose of this chapter will be to define and describe this problem in the population of persons with intellectual disabilities, i

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Gait and Balanceor life, namely, gait and balance. As the average age of the general population increases and people with ID live longer the ability to achieve static and dynamic balance and an increased risk of falling are becoming increasingly important issues. A better understanding of the nature of gait and bal

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-92561-5 extant knowledge on these topics are provided in the following chapters. Additionally, related topics with growing bodies of research are included, such as assessment of psychopathology and other issues, risk factors, and implications of the co-occurring incidence of issues beyond the presence of ID.