Identifies genetic variants in children with cerebral palsy, suggesting routine genomic evaluation for atypical cases.
Genetically relevant variants were identified in over one-third of tested children, especially those with atypical phenotypes or absent perinatal risk factors. These findings support incorporating genomic testing into routine CP evaluation, particularly for cryptogenic or atypical presentations.
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