Does routine child health surveillance contribute to the early
detection of children with pervasive developmental disorders? - An epidemiological study in Kent, U.K.
Marc Tebruegge*, Vridhagiri Nandini and Jane Ritchie
Address: Department of Community Paediatrics, Maidstone Weald Primary Care NHS Trust, Preston Hall Hospital, Maidstone, Kent ME20 7NJ, United Kingdom
Email: Marc Tebruegge* - MARC.TEBRUGGE@lshtm.ac.uk; Vridhagiri Nandini - nandinivgiri@yahoo.co.uk;
Jane Ritchie - JANE.RITCHIE@lshtm.ac.uk
* Corresponding author
Published: 03 March 2004, BMC Pediatrics 2004, 4:4,Received: 11 December 2003, Accepted: 03 March 2004
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