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Cláudia Santos Silva1,2, Catarina Correia Rodrigues1, Maria Fortuna Baptista1

  • 1Department of Neurosciences and Mental Health, Hospital de Santa Maria, Centro Hospitalar Universitário Lisboa-Norte, Lisbon, Portugal.

Muscle & nerve
|April 30, 2024
PubMed
概括

上部运动神经元 (UMN) 症状在初级侧面硬化症 (PLS) 中很常见,特别是在上肢. 不对称的UMN症状和上肢可有助于区分PLS和遗传性性 (HSP).

关键词:
差异诊断是一种差异诊断.遗传性性残残疾人遗传性残疾人运动神经元疾病 运动神经元疾病主要的侧面硬化症.上部运动神经元的信号

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