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Diagnosis and management of Gilles de la Tourette Disorder in rural North Dakota children

Tourette Disorder (TD) is more common than previously suspected. In the state of North Dakota, the prevalence rate among school-aged children is 5.2 per 10,000. In this paper the authors discuss diagnosis and management of children with TD in a rural state. Particular emphasis will be paid to identifying children for referral from a public school or institutional setting, identifying appropriate referral sources, and discussing methods to facilitate multidisciplinary long-term management of these children.