Evidence for a Pathogenic Role of CSMD1 in Childhood Apraxia of Speech
Daniela Formicola,
Irina Podda,
Marilena Pantaleo
et al.
Abstract:Childhood apraxia of speech (CAS) is a pediatric motor speech disorder. The genetic etiology of this complex neurological condition is not yet well understood, although some genes have been linked to it.We describe the case of a boy with a severe and persistent motor speech disorder, consistent with CAS, and a coexisting language impairment.Whole exome sequencing in our case revealed a de novo and splicing mutation in the CSMD1 gene.
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