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Cohen syndrome: Can early‐onset recurrent infections and hypotonia provide early diagnosis and intervention for intellectual disability?

Cohen syndrome is a rare disease associated with neurodevelopmental disorders, especially intellectual disability (ID), neutropenia and recurrent infections are consistently reported in cases. Neutropenia is an important part of the… Click to show full abstract

Cohen syndrome is a rare disease associated with neurodevelopmental disorders, especially intellectual disability (ID), neutropenia and recurrent infections are consistently reported in cases. Neutropenia is an important part of the syndrome, as well as ID. Homozygous variants in the VPS13B gene, located on chromosome 8q22 and containing 62 exons, have been found to cause Cohen syndrome. Cohen syndrome is commonly diagnosed when dysmorphological findings and developmental delay become more apparent. However, the identification of some findings with increasing age has caused the diagnosis of Cohen syndrome to be delayed.

Keywords: cohen syndrome; intellectual disability; recurrent infections; syndrome

Journal Title: International Journal of Developmental Neuroscience
Year Published: 2024

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