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Prévalence de l’autisme et autres troubles envahissants du développement : données des registres français de population. Générations 1995–2002
M. Delobel,M. Delobel,M. van Bakel,D. Klapouszczak,D. Klapouszczak,C. Vignes,C. Vignes,T. Maffre,Jean-Philippe Raynaud,Jean-Philippe Raynaud,Catherine Arnaud,Catherine Arnaud,C. Cans +12 more
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In this paper, the authors analyse the evolution of the prevalences des TED a partir des donnees des deux registres de population en France, in particular, in Haute-Garonne et Isere.Abstract:
Resume Contexte et objectif L’augmentation de prevalence des troubles envahissants du developpement est documentee dans la litterature internationale, mais les donnees restent parcellaires en France. L’objectif est d’analyser l’evolution recente des prevalences des TED a partir des donnees des deux registres de population en France. Methode Ces deux structures enregistrent tous les cas de troubles envahissants du developpement chez les enfants residant dans les departements concernes au cours de leur huitieme annee de vie, apres accord parental. Les donnees sont recueillies a partir des dossiers medicaux disponibles dans les differentes sources de donnees et les diagnostics sont codes selon la Classification internationale des maladies (CIM10). Les donnees presentees ici concernent les enfants nes entre 1995 et 2002. Les taux de prevalence ont ete calcules pour 10 000 enfants residant dans leur huitieme annee dans chaque departement. Resultats Le taux de prevalence global dans la huitieme annee de vie sur l’ensemble de la periode etait de 31,9 pour 10 000 enfants en Haute-Garonne et de 34,9 pour 10 000 en Isere, avec une tendance a l’augmentation entre 1995 et 2002 significative en Haute-Garonne. Le sex-ratio etait de 3,8 et 3,5 respectivement en Haute-Garonne et en Isere. Dans les deux departements, environ la moitie des enfants presentait une deficience intellectuelle associee. Conclusion Les donnees issues des deux registres francais sont tout a fait comparables et montrent des taux de prevalence des troubles envahissants du developpement qui se situent dans la fourchette basse de ceux publies dans la litterature internationale.read more
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Low but Increasing Prevalence of Autism Spectrum Disorders in a French Area from Register-Based Data.
Marit van Bakel,Malika Delobel-Ayoub,Malika Delobel-Ayoub,Christine Cans,Brigitte Assouline,Pierre-Simon Jouk,Jean-Philippe Raynaud,Jean-Philippe Raynaud,Catherine Arnaud,Catherine Arnaud +9 more
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