• 동의생리병리학회지
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• 제24권2호
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• pp.197-205
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• 2010

The association between five limpness(五軟), five stiffness(五硬), five retardation and disease have been repeatedly shown in patient. However, comparative study has been rare. This study arrange disease, which answer to five limpness, five stiffness, five retardation and classify by epiologic diagnosis. We search for scientific journals, medical college texts, theses of a degree and collect case reports. In this study we found that the five retardation(N=56) is showing numerous more than the others. The five stiffness(N=14) is showing rare than the five limpness(N=29). The five limpness is overlapping more than 90% with five retardation. and the five stiffness is overlapping 80% with five retardation. Symptom of five limpness, five stiffness, five retardation is coming out independent and overlapping each others. And generally it accompanies with abnormality in central nervous system.

• 대한한방소아과학회지
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• 제24권2호
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• pp.1-12
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• 2010

Objectives Taking detailed patient history helps earlier diagnosis and treatment of developmental disability. In this study we analyzed the clinical questionnaire to find out the clinical characteristics of those with five-retardation, five-limpness, or five-stiffness. Methods The data was collected from 484 children under the age of six who have visited H oriental medicine clinic for developmental delay. The clinical questionnaire was filled out by their parents and the data was analyzed statistically. Results 436 children showed symptoms of five-retardation, 90 children suffered from five-stiffness, 54 children showed five-limpness and 7 children suffered from five-stiffness and five-limpness complex. Generally, boys had higher chance to show disease symptoms than the girls (2.32:1) and 40 children (8.26%) reported family history of developmental disability. Cerebral palsy ranks the most common familial disease, followed by developmental delay, mental retardation, autistic disorder and language disorder. Among the children we have studied, 285 children (63.19%) showed delayed unassisted walk while 192 children (42.57%) had language disorder. Also, 138 children (28.51%) had both walk and language disorders. The children in this study also showed delayed toilet training and half of them had little stranger anxiety when they were infants. It was also found that 120 children (24.79%) experienced epilepsy. This study reaffirmed that low birth weight, premature birth, and suffocation are major risks causing neurological damage. Conclusions They had history which including family history, problems at birth, epilepsy, face recognition, muscle tone disorder, delayed walking without assistance, language ability, and toilet training.