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Sandra van Abeelen1, Jos G M Hendriksen1,2, Anton de Louw1

  • 1Kempenhaeghe, Centre for Neurological Learning Disabilities, Heeze, the Netherlands.

Journal of child neurology
|February 17, 2026
PubMed
まとめ

ニューロフィブロマトーシス1型 (NF1) の子供の知能は,全体的に安定しています. 性能IQは11歳で低下するかもしれませんが,15歳までに回復し,神経認知のモニタリングを保証します.

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