The case of Kennedy's bulbospinal amiotrophy: modern diagnostic opportunities
Kennedy disease is a rare neuromuscular disease associated with damage of androgen receptor gene and inherited by the X-linked recessive type. Its clinic features is characterized by a complex of neurological and extraneural disorders, including extremities peripheral paresis, bulbar syndrome. Some...
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Main Authors: | Andrey F. Vasilenko (Author), Maria I. Karpova (Author), Maria V. Shestakova (Author), Yulia V. Putintseva (Author), Olga V. Podobed (Author), Gleb Yu. Novikov (Author), Igor V. Kochetkov (Author) |
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2023-10-01T00:00:00Z.
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