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Background Spina Bifida (SB) is a birth defect caused by incomplete neural tube development, affecting physical, cognitive, and adaptive function. Findings from our previous study indicated that the visual-spatial and executive functions were especially important for psychosocial adaptation in young males. The aim of this study was to describe and examine a group of patients with severely impaired psychosocial adaptation, and to find out if there were gender specific differences with regard to clinical history, neurological and neuropsychological functioning.

Living with spina bifida: neurological and neuropsychological functioning in adults with severely impaired psychosocial adaptation