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Dandy-Walker syndrome
How is it treated?
With treatment, prognosis is generally good with a seventy-five to one hundred per cent chance of survival, but only fifty per cent of cases will develop a normal IQ. Balance, co-ordination and mobility problems are common, reflecting problems with the cerebellum and brain stem. Up to fifteen per cent of cases will have seizures.
Background
| Inheritance patterns and prenatal diagnosis 
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