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The neurotyp-pediatric extension generates PDF evaluation reports designed for pediatric neuropsychological assessments. Its layout and heading treatment reflect the conventions of developmental neuropsychology — section ordering, label language, and visual hierarchy are calibrated for child and adolescent evaluations rather than adapted from an adult template.

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Install the extension

Run this command in an empty directory. Quarto scaffolds the full project structure, including _extensions/, _brand/, and template.qmd.
quarto use template brainworkup/neurotyp-pediatric
Quarto will ask you to confirm the directory name. Accept the default or enter a patient-specific folder name such as 2025-doe-jane/.

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Render a report

quarto render template.qmd --to neurotyp-pediatric-typst
To preview the report in a browser-based viewer while you edit: 
quarto preview template.qmd
To update the extension after a new release: 
quarto update extension brainworkup/neurotyp-pediatric

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Configure the report

Open template.qmd and fill in the patient’s metadata in the YAML front matter block. 
---
title: NEUROCOGNITIVE EXAMINATION
patient: Doe
name: Doe, Jane
dob: "2012-06-20"
age: 12
doe: "2025-03-10"
doe2: "2025-03-11"
date_of_report: last-modified
case_number: "2025-042"
format: neurotyp-pediatric-typst
---
See Front matter reference for a description of every field.

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Pediatric-specific formatting

The neurotyp-pediatric extension differs from the adult format in the following ways:
  • Heading treatment — section headings use a slightly adjusted weight and spacing suited to developmental evaluation report conventions.
  • Section ordering — cognitive domain sections are ordered to reflect the sequence commonly used in pediatric batteries (attention and working memory precede executive function and processing speed).
  • Label language — section labels use developmentally appropriate terminology (for example, “Learning and Memory” rather than “Memory and New Learning”).
The Typst source files for pediatric formatting live in _extensions/neurotyp-pediatric/typst-template.typ and _extensions/neurotyp-pediatric/typst-show.typ. See Typst layout and typography reference before modifying these files directly.

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Add cognitive domain sections

The master template.qmd uses Quarto include shortcodes to pull in domain-specific partial files. Edit _domains_to_include.qmd to select the sections relevant to this patient. 
{{< include _neurocognitive.qmd >}}
{{< include _attention.qmd >}}
{{< include _memory.qmd >}}
{{< include _executive_function.qmd >}}
See Modular section partials for a full walkthrough.
Last modified on May 20, 2026