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FAVORABLE CLINICAL-NEUROLOGICAL OUTCOMES IN CHILDREN WITH PHENYLKETONURIA RECEIVING TIMELY DIETARY THERAPY
Uncontrolled phenylalanine metabolism threatens brain maturation, cognitive functioning, and neurological status during childhood, making timely dietary initiation a direct clinical priority. The study aimed to characterize the clinical-neurological condition of children w
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