Neurological Subtle Signs and cognitive development A study in late childhood and adolescence

摘要

Introduction and aimNeurological subtle signs (NSS) are often observed during the neurological examination of children and tend to disappear with age. Their persistence into late adolescence or young adulthood has been related to psychiatric and neurocognitive disorders. To provide a better understanding of their functional basis a longitudinal correlational study with neurocognitive measurements was performed.