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Infantile autism
Infantile autism is defined as a pervasive developmental disorder which is evident before age 3 that involves impaired communication , socialization, and behavioral adaptation . Atypical behaviors , preoccupations, or interests are frequently evident. The cause of the disorder is unknown, and the prognosis is poor.
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