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Journal article

Friedreich ataxia

P Gibilisco, AP Vogel

BMJ Online | BMJ PUBLISHING GROUP | Published : 2013

DOI: 10.1136/bmj.f7062

Abstract

This patient describes his experience of Friedreich ataxia, from diagnosis at 14 years old to being confined to a wheelchair for nearly 30 years and developing serious problems with speech and swallowing.

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Life Sciences & Biomedicine
Rare Diseases
Medicine, General & Internal
Pediatric Research Initiative
Neurological
Neurodegenerative
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