Case Report
Complete Corpus Callosum Agenesis: Can It Be Mild?
Table 1
Neuropsychological profile of the patient.
| Leiter-R (full IQ) | 99 | Raven progressive matrices (Colored form) | 21/36 (75° percentile) | Constructional praxis | | Block building models | 6/8 (slightly below average) | Borrelly-Oleron
| 0/8 (below average; does not recognize the need of a hidden cube) | Modified Frostig test | | (i) QPVG | 5° percentile | (ii) QPVMR | 21° percentile | (iii) QIVM | 13° percentile | Memory | | (i) Digit span | Normal | (ii) Verbal span | Normal | (iii) Corsi block-tapping test | z score: −2 | Tower of London (executive functions) | | (i) Score | 5°–10° percentile | (ii) Decision time | z score: −0.5 | (ii) Executing time | z score: −0.55 | (iv) Total time | z score: −0.67 | (v) Violation of rules | 6 (high) | Modified bells cancellation test | | (i) Rapidity | Below 10° percentile | (ii) Accuracy | Below 10° percentile | TROG | z score: −1.87 | Text reading | | Rapidity/correctness | | (i) Rrapidity | z score: −1.4 | (ii) Correctness | 7 errors (average) | Comprehension | 3 correct answers out of 10 (below average) | Writing | | Dictation
| Unable to complete the test; however, although writing was readable, the number of errors was significantly higher than expected | Mathematic abilities | | (i) Number knowledge | Very poor | (ii) Calculation | Very poor |
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