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See Latest ArticlesWorster-Drought syndrome: poorly recognized despite severe and persistent difficulties with feeding and speech
Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology, 10/15/09
Clark M et al. – WDS causes severe and persistent bulbar dysfunction that is often accompanied by additional impairments, as in other cerebral palsies. Speech prognosis is particularly poor. Early diagnosis with appreciation of the underlying neurology would encourage critical evaluation of interventions and long–term planning to improve outcome.
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