Tourettic OCD? Examining Tic-Compulsion Overlap and Sensory Features in a Paediatric Case Series

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This case series aims to examine clinical features, comorbidities, and treatment responses of Tourettic OCD in children and adolescents.
Retrospective case series of patients meeting inclusion criteria for Tourettic OCD.
Clinical data extraction from medical records with follow-up assessments when available.
Comprehensive assessments included symptom presentation, history, and standard symptom severity tools.
Patients exhibited sensory-driven compulsions distinct from traditional OCD, improving by 47%-60% through tailored treatments.
All three cases demonstrated significant symptom improvements following multimodal treatments incorporating pharmacological and behavioral strategies.
Therapies were adjusted based on individual sensory needs and responses, highlighting the importance of personalized treatment plans.

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Case series explores tic-compulsion overlap in Tourettic OCD in children, suggesting unique sensory-driven features require tailored interventions.

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