Executive function in cerebral palsy: A transdiagnostic marker for neurodevelopmental complexity.

WHAT IT FOUND

This commentary discusses a separate study finding that over a third of children with cerebral palsy have significant executive function difficulties, often alongside autism.

It argues for tracking these cognitive markers to guide personalized care but reports no new data.

What this paper is

This is an editorial commentary discussing a separate study on executive function in cerebral palsy. It contains no original methods, patient data, or results from this paper itself, so there is nothing here to act on directly.

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