A Case of Persistent Relapsing Regression With Infantile Speech Responding to Methylphenidate Therapy

Imran S. Khawaja, MBBS, MD^d,e; Carlos H. Schenck, MD^f,g; Zakariya Irfanullah, MBBS^b; Hamza Khawaja, BS^c; Manjot Kaur Mashiana, DO^a

Prim Care Companion CNS Disord 2021;23(4):20l02863

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