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患者さんの視点を複合スコアに組み込み,脊髄小胞性アタキア (SCA) の疾患進行を測定する

Michele H Potashman1, Basia M Rogula2, Lauren C Powell2

  • 1Biohaven Pharmaceuticals, Inc, 215 Church St, New Haven, CT, USA. michele.potashman@biohavenpharma.com.

Neurology and therapy
|February 18, 2026
PubMed
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患者からのフィードバックを脊髄小脳性アタキシア複合スコア (SCACOMS) に組み込むことで,患者中心性が改善されたが,疾患の進行を検出する感度が低下した. 臨床応用については,さらなる評価が必要である.

キーワード:
複合スコアは,複合スコアである.PLS回帰は,PLSによる回帰である.患者さんの視点から診察します.患者の好みによるものです.脊髄小脳性アタクシア (Spinocerebellar ataxia) とは,脊髄小脳性アタクシア (Sinocerebellar ataxia) とは,脊髄小脳性アタクシア (Sinocerebellar ataxia) とは,脊髄小脳性アタクシア (Sinocerebellar ataxia) とは,脊髄小脳性アタクシア (Sinocerebellar ataxia) とは,脊髄小脳性アタクシア (Sinocerebellar ataxia) とは,脊髄小脳性アタクシア (Sinocerebellar ataxia) とは,

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