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Expanding the clinical phenotype of DYT5 mutations: is multiple system atrophy a possible one?

Neurology - 16 Jul 2013

Ceravolo Roberto, Nicoletti Valentina, Garavaglia Barbara, Reale Chiara, Kiferle Lorenzo, Bonuccelli Ubaldo

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PMID: 23771491
DOI: 10.1212/WNL.0b013e31829bfd7c

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