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In their article, Corcia et al. describe a series of 9 patients suffering from primary lateral sclerosis (PLS) coming from different family clusters, in which every individual had a first-… Click to show full abstract
In their article, Corcia et al. describe a series of 9 patients suffering from primary lateral sclerosis (PLS) coming from different family clusters, in which every individual had a first- or second-degree relative affected by amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). The authors concluded from their results, that adult-onset PLS might be an inherited disease, and that there was a continuum between PLS and ALS, as both diseases coexisted in the reported kinships [1].
Keywords:
primary lateral;
sclerosis;
continuum;
amyotrophic lateral;
familial clustering;
lateral sclerosis
Journal Title: European journal of neurology
Year Published: 2021
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Journal Title: European journal of neurology
Year Published: 2021
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