Health-Related Quality of Life in Children with Primary Complex Motor Stereotypies

CONCLUSIONS: Children with pCMS may experience reduced HRQoL, particularly in psychosocial rather than physical domains. Co-occurring ADHD and anxiety symptoms were more strongly associated with HRQoL than stereotypy severity, supporting comprehensive assessment of psychosocial functioning and psychiatric symptoms in this population.

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