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Most U.S. child neurologists miss motor impairments in autistic children, despite them affecting up to 87%.
A new study finds that most U.S. child neurologists overlook motor impairments—a common and well-documented autism symptom—despite affecting up to 87% of autistic children.
Only 36% of surveyed specialists correctly identified motor deficits as a key autism feature, and many underestimated their prevalence due to time, training, and behavioral barriers.
Untreated motor issues can hinder development, exploration, language, and social skills.
Experts urge better medical training, accessible screening tools, and caregiver input to improve detection and ensure comprehensive autism evaluations.
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La mayoría de los neurólogos infantiles estadounidenses pasan por alto las deficiencias motoras en los niños autistas, a pesar de que afectan hasta al 87%.