ReviewArquivos de neuro-psiquiatria2026
The weight of genotype on the clinical presentation of COQ7-related hereditary motor axonal neuropathy: a case series and literature review.
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Background: Pathogenic variants of the Objective: To describe and analyze our case series, review Methods: We described 5 dHMN-p.Met1? patients and searched Results: We analyzed four patients with dHMN plus (two with pyramidal syndrome [PS], one with cerebellar ataxia [CA] and PS, and one with cognitive impairment [CI]) and one with pure dHMN. Our search identified 47 cases of Conclusion: In conclusion, our findings suggest that the p.Met1? variant is associated with selected phenotype, even after adjustment for genotype/geographic origin. Brazilian origin remained independently related to cerebellar involvement, indicating potential modifying factors beyond genotype.
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