A recent study involving 26 children and adolescents highlighted common communication impairments characterized by oromotor, speech, language, and pragmatic impairments, with a possible trend for more significant deficits with age and increasing academic and social demands [ 35 ].
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Understanding the Neuropsychological Implications of Klinefelter Syndrome in Pediatric Populations: Current Perspectives.
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