Clinical factors predicting tic persistence into adulthood
BackgroundDespite widespread patient and family interest in long-term outcome prediction at the time of Tourette syndrome (TS) diagnosis, there is limited data on factors associated with disease severity and impairment in adulthood. This study aimed to examine the relationship between childhood and adulthood worst-ever tics and identify predictors of adulthood tic severity and impairment,…
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