Pando OLA

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ABSTRACT

Case submitted to the civil jurisdiction of family affairs, for the neuropsichyatric, genetic, imaging and functional evaluation; for the purpose of releasing parental capabilities regarding the multidisciplinary handling of an underage diagnosed with chromosome 8 incomplete trisomy, associated to midline syndrome with severe disorder of sub-ependimary cells to the cortex, relative hydrocephaly, severe neurodevelopment disorder and sever psychomotor disorder; the patient was taken into multidisciplinary evaluation, to determine her definitive custody by one of the parents, based on the diagnostics and prognostic.

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