in the field of biological treatments of autistic children, therapies tend to fall into two general categories / first are the non-specific therapies which are given to any child who has autistic symptoms regardless of etiology / the second . . . are those which depend upon specific diagnostic categories-either clinical subgroupings or laboratory classification / discussion of these specific therapies, including case histories, will occupy the bulk of this paper finally, a look at the research literature related to new therapies either currently under investigation or recently proposed will be mentioned specific therapies with clinical or laboratory targeting / fragile-X cases of autism / PKU [phenylketonuria] / purine abnormalities / hypocalcinuria / lactic acidosis / epilepsy presenting as autism clinical indications for biological non-drug therapies / ocular self-mutilation / skin discoloration / severe diarrhoea/food sensitivity (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2020 APA, all rights reserved)
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Coleman, M. (1989). Autism: Non-Drug Biological Treatments. In Diagnosis and Treatment of Autism (pp. 219–235). Springer US. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-0882-7_15
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