Down syndrome is one of the most common aneuploidies associated with the development of multiple disorders. The most characteristic phenotypic signs in this pathology are brachycephaly, flat face, epicanthus, short nose, strabismus, flat nose bridge, dental anomalies, muscular hypotension, cataracts later in life, clinodactyly, cognitive decline, cardiovascular malformations, short stature, dermatoglyphic disorders, and others [1]. … Continue reading Biochemical mechanisms of development of neurological disorders in down syndrome: importance for medical rehabilitation