Abstract
Voluntary movements and acts, attention, memory, and reasoning were examined by Luriya's neuropsychological method in 30 children with Down's syndrome aged 4 to 10 years. The intellectual development of the children was assessed using the Wechsler scale. The results indicated a reliable improvement of spontaneous and purposeful cognitive activity, mental agility, speech, and nonverbal reasoning in the Down's syndrome children who had received a human fetal tissue transplant in comparison with the control group.
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