Abstract
Pitt-Hopkins syndrome is a genetic condition less debated in the literature in our country and even abroad. However, in daily practice, the clinical pediatrician may encounter this syndrome, which may mask or overlap other psychiatric conditions, such as autism spectrum disorder, or various aspects of certain neuromuscular disorders. The fact that not all children present the symptoms of this syndrome makes the differential diagnosis extremely difficult. Moreover, current approaches to this neuropathological syndrome have a limited impact.
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