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Case A at the age of 15 years. Note the severe scoliosis and typical dysmorphic features
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Starting at age 15 years (Figure 1), the patient also underwent a neuropsychiatric evaluation at each follow-up visit, because of progressive development of the eating disorder and aggressiveness; he was treated with pimozide and delorazepam.
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Case B at the age of 12 years. Note the macrocephaly
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Now at the age of 12 years (Figure 2), she is developing well, has no further relapses of lipomas, nor intestinal polyps, her scoliosis does not get worse, has completely normal neuropsychomotor development with brilliant results at school and a fully satisfying quality of life.