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Use of Computational Phenotypes for Predicting Genetic Subgroups of Cerebral Palsy

2025-02-13

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<h4>Introduction</h4> Emerging evidence suggests that 20–30% of cases of cerebral palsy (CP) may have a genetic cause. Our group previously identified subsets of patients with CP or CP-masquerading conditions who warrant genetic testing, including those with regression or progressive neurological symptoms (CP masqueraders) and those without any known risk factors for CP (cryptogenic CP). Recognition of these subgr...

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e9a7832b-cd32-5afd-95ae-f5bf40ad3e9b
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10.1101/2025.02.12.25322169
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