October 20, 2011Open Access

Clinical severity and quality of life in children and adolescents with Rett syndrome

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Standard psychosocial QOL assessment for children and adolescents with RTT differs significantly with regard to their motor function severity. As clinical trials in RTT emerge, the Child Health Questionnaire 50 may represent one of the important outcome measures.

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