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Rapidly Progressive Atypical Parkinsonism as a Presenting Feature of ATX‐CACNA1G (SCA42)

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Parkinsonism can be a prominent clinical manifestation of ATX-ATXN2 , ATX- ATXN3 , ATX- CACNA1A , ATX- TBP , ATX-STUB1 , and ATX- PPP2R2B with mild or absent cerebellar signs… Click to show full abstract

Parkinsonism can be a prominent clinical manifestation of ATX-ATXN2 , ATX- ATXN3 , ATX- CACNA1A , ATX- TBP , ATX-STUB1 , and ATX- PPP2R2B with mild or absent cerebellar signs 1,2 with some cases resembling multiple system atrophy, progressive supranuclear palsy, or Parkinson ’ s disease. We report a case of severe rapidly progressive atypical parkinsonism poorly responsive to levodopa as the initial and main feature in a patient carrying an CACNA1G variant

Keywords: atx; atypical parkinsonism; parkinsonism; rapidly progressive; feature; progressive atypical

Journal Title: Movement Disorders Clinical Practice
Year Published: 2023

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