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Nerve ultrasound in Friedreich's Ataxia: enlarged nerves as a biomarker of disease severity

Di Pietro et al., 2024

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Di Pietro G
Cioffi E
Falco P
Galosi E
De Stefano G
Di Stefano G
Leone C
Martines V
Perotti S
Casali C
Truini A
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Clinical Neurophysiology

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Abstract Objective In Friedreich's ataxia research, the focus is on discovering treatments and biomarkers to assess disease severity and treatment effects. Our study examines high- resolution nerve ultrasound in these patients, seeking correlations with established clinical …
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