Glut1 deficiency syndrome throughout life: clinical phenotypes, intelligence, life achievements and quality of life in familial cases
Sara Olivotto, Pierangelo Veggiotti(University of Pavia), Alessandra Duse(University of Milan), Alberto Milanese(University of Milan), Roberto Previtali(University of Milan), Elia Biganzoli(Zimmer Biomet (Netherlands)), Stefania Maria Bova(Ospedale dei Bambini Vittore Buzzi), Valeria Leonardi(University of Milan), Simona Bertoli(University of Milan), Cristina Cereda(University of Milan)
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