Abstract
OCD is a common, impairing condition in children and adolescents. While treatment beneficially impacts the acute outcome of this condition, longer-term outcomes have not been as well understood. In the last 2 decades, long-term studies with relatively larger samples and improved methodological rigor have provided more data in this context. The objective of this effort is to synthesize such observations and to meta-analyze available data to inform our understanding of the long-term outcome of pediatric OCD.
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