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Prospective Investigation of FOXP1 Syndrome

Published October 2017
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A clinical study of nine children (ages 5-12) with FOXP1 syndrome evaluating ASD, language, motor skills and psychiatric features.

This study identifies nine children, between the ages of 5-12 years old, who have been identified as having FOXP1 Syndrome. Evaluations were compiled by teams of clinicians including medical, neurological, dysmorphic, and neuro-psychological. An extensive battery of clinical assessments were administered to evaluate autism spectrum disorder symptomatology, intellectual functioning, adaptive behavior, receptive and expressive language, fine and gross motor skills, visual-motor integration, and psychiatric features. Charts are included in the study to see the results.

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Published October 2017
Authors

Siper ET AL (2017)