CNS 2019 symposium [Key takeaways]: Cerebral palsy mimics: Differentiating pediatric movement disorders

View the key takeaways from our CNS 2020 symposium, which summarizes the characteristic clinical features of aromatic L-amino acid decarboxylase (AADC) deficiency

Learn about the key clinical features of AADC deficiency which may help to distinguish the condition from cerebral palsy, epilepsy, movement disorders, and other pediatric neurotransmitter disorders, which can have a similar presentation in the clinic
The core diagnostic tests for achieving a confirmational diagnosis are discussed

This is a summary of a virtual symposium hosted by PTC Therapeutics at the 2019 CNS Annual Meeting in Charlottesville, NC, USA. It was organized and funded by PTC Therapeutics; this meeting was not an official program of CNS 2019.

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CNS 2019 symposium [Key takeaways]: Cerebral palsy mimics: Differentiating pediatric movement disorders

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