Cognitive and behavioral functioning in @entity433 and XXXX : a case presentation.

@entity1 @entity2122 @entity308 @entity409 @entity4934 @entity1316 @entity3455 @entity74 @entity302 @entity15261 @entity433
The authors characterized the cognitive, adaptive, and behavioral sequelae of @entity433 and @entity302 in a 7.5-year-old @entity1 . Little is known about the early neurobehavioral presentation of @entity433 . Clinical features consistent with this @entity74 include underdeveloped @entity3455 and nails of the fifth fingers, extended @entity308 , and @entity2122 . MRI findings often reveal @entity15261 . The authors conducted a neuropsychological evaluation and obtained parental ratings of behavioral and adaptive functioning. Attentional abilities were limited. As assessed by the Mullen Scales of Early Learning, receptive language abilities (age equivalent [AE]: 3-3) were relatively stronger than expressive skills (AE: 1-4). Adaptive functioning was low across all domains (Vineland Adaptive Behavior Composite AE: 1-9). On the Behavior Assessment for @entity1 (BASC-2), social @entity409 , stereotyped and self-stimulatory behaviors, restricted interests, ritualistic play, and inappropriate object usage were noted. No significant @entity1316 were endorsed. Study findings indicate a diffuse pattern of @entity4934 in a @entity1 with @entity433 and @entity302 . Further clinical assessment and research should include multidimensional assessment techniques, including evaluation of adaptive behavior, in an effort to capture the full range developmental sequelae in @entity1 with @entity433 .
