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DCD
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dyspraxia
NEURODEVELOPMENTAL CONDITION
Motor dyspraxia; Motor skills disorder; Motor coordination disorder; Dispraxia; Coordination disorder, developmental; Developmental Coordination Disorder; Dyspraxia; Developmental Dyspraxia; Dyspraxie; Dyspraxic; Delayed motor development; Motor challenged; Developmental Co-ordination Disorder; Motor skills disorders; Dyspraxia Ireland; Dyspraxia ireland; Developmental motor coordination disorder; Specific motor retardation; Clumsiness syndrome; Dyspraxia syndrome; Developmental dyspraxia; Motor delays
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dyspraxia
NEURODEVELOPMENTAL CONDITION
Motor dyspraxia; Motor skills disorder; Motor coordination disorder; Dispraxia; Coordination disorder, developmental; Developmental Coordination Disorder; Dyspraxia; Developmental Dyspraxia; Dyspraxie; Dyspraxic; Delayed motor development; Motor challenged; Developmental Co-ordination Disorder; Motor skills disorders; Dyspraxia Ireland; Dyspraxia ireland; Developmental motor coordination disorder; Specific motor retardation; Clumsiness syndrome; Dyspraxia syndrome; Developmental dyspraxia; Motor delays
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Beispiele aus Textkorpus für DCD
1. He highlighted a long line of missteps and noted there was no national DCD protocol in place and the hospital did not have a written DCD protocol.
2. While DCD has become increasingly common, it remains highly controversial.
3. DCD usually involves patients who have devastating and irreversible brain damage but are not actually brain–dead.
4. But in the hopes of obtaining more organs, federal health officials, transplant surgeons and organ banks have been intensely promoting "donation after cardiac death," or DCD.
5. "The push for DCD is based solely on the idea that we have a huge disparity of organs," said Gail Van Norman, an anesthesiologist and bioethicist at the University of Washington.