This article is commented on by Frizon and Francisco on page 886 of this issue.

Editor's Choice

Pain is increasingly recognized in association with dystonia. Dystonic pain is disabling and not well understood. In addition to excess muscle contraction, impaired regulation of nociception may be implicated. My Editor's Choice for the August issue is this study documenting the effect of deep brain stimulation on pain experienced by children with dystonia who underwent the treatment for the motor disorder.

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This article is commented on by Yu, Coller, and Kind on page 889 of this issue.

• Adolescents with congenital heart defects (CHD) have limited engagement in active-physical leisure activities.
• Cognitive, motor, and behavioral impairments are associated with decreased participation in leisure in children with CHD.
• Female sex and older age are associated with less engagement in leisure.
• Mastery motivation correlates with participation, suggesting an avenue for intervention.

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• Participation and Environment Measure-Plus (PEM+) 2.0 is feasible for collaboratively engaging caregivers in the care-planning process.
• Caregivers perceived PEM+ 2.0 as helpful for thinking about their child’s participation and what can be done to improve it.
• Feasibility and acceptability results will inform PEM+ 2.0 optimizations.

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This article is commented on by Lyman on page 890 of this issue.

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• The Near Detection Scale (NDS) can measure low levels of vision when acuity is not otherwise measurable.
• Vision can improve in toddlers with severe visual impairment who have some ‘form’ vision.
• Infants with light perception at best by 12 months are unlikely to show improvement in vision.
• There is a moderate negative relationship between the NDS and resolution acuity results.

• Cerebral visual impairment (CVI) is characterized by impaired object and face processing and impaired visual interest.
• CVI is also characterized by impaired clutter and distance viewing, and impaired moving in space.
• All children (with or without CVI) demonstrated anxiety-related behaviours.
• Autism affected object/face processing, whereas developmental coordination disorder, epilepsy, and cerebral palsy affected visual interest.

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This article is commented on by Fazzi and Micheletti on page 891 of this issue.

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• Children with Panayiotopoulos syndrome are at risk for cognitive deficits in various cognitive domains.
• Children with Panayiotopoulos syndrome are also prone to internalizing behavioural problems.
• Mild-to-severe academic underachievement was present in more than half of the children with Panayiotopoulos syndrome.

This article is commented on by wilson on page 893 of this issue.

• Tatton-Brown-Rahman syndrome is associated with intellectual disability and impaired adaptive functioning.
• Autistic traits were prevalent within the sample.
• Lower intellectual ability and adaptive behaviour were associated with greater severity of autistic traits.

This article is commented on by Gada on page 894 of this issue.