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Childhood motor speech disorders: who to prioritise for genetic testing

2025-07-22

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<title>Abstract</title> <p> The aetiology of childhood motor speech disorders of dysarthria and apraxia has been poorly understood. Recent evidence suggests a moderate genetic contribution for these rare and severe speech disorders. To date however, no studies have examined genetic diagnostic yield for apraxia and dysarthria in a clinical setting. Here we used a clinically accredited genomics pipeline to investi...

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55f27836-90ca-5289-8041-5685ac32ca59
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-6900966/v1
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