Michelsson K, Byring R, Björkgren P
J Adolesc Health Care. 1985 Jan;6(1):31-4. doi: 10.1016/s0197-0070(85)80102-9.
A follow-up study of 26 dyslexics with an age range from 20 to 28 years revealed that reading and writing problems were essentially unchanged from the time of diagnosis 7-10 years earlier. The intellectual capacity of all subjects was normal. One of the ten who finished high school had started university studies. Sixteen (62%) had completed only the obligatory nine years of schooling. Fourteen (54%) were in practical occupations such as a cook, storeman, and truck driver. Our results suggest that with late diagnosis and no remedial treatment, dyslexia remains. The subjects report that their handicap has interfered with their choice of occupation.
一项针对26名年龄在20至28岁之间的诵读困难症患者的随访研究表明，自7至10年前确诊以来，他们的读写问题基本没有变化。所有受试者的智力水平均正常。十名完成高中学业的患者中有一人开始了大学学习。16人（62%）仅完成了义务制九年教育。14人（54%）从事厨师、仓库管理员和卡车司机等实际工作。我们的研究结果表明，由于诊断较晚且未进行补救治疗，诵读困难症依然存在。受试者表示，他们的障碍影响了他们的职业选择。
