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Atypical Neuropsychiatric Presentation of FTD-ALS Caused by a Pathogenic Repeat Expansion in C9orf72: A Case Report.

Journal of geriatric psychiatry and neurology - 1 Mar 2024

LeBlanc Marissa A, Gough Amy, Rideout Andrea L, Dyack Sarah, Singh Kathleen, MacNeil Meagan

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The case report describes the presentation of a 42-year-old male ultimately diagnosed with FTD-ALS caused by a genetic mutation, who initially presented with atypical psychiatric symptoms. Given that the initial clinical manifestations of FTD-ALS can be quite variable, the diagnosis is often challenging; the case report aims to highlight several key considerations in the diagnostic assessment, including genetic...

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PMID: 37548032
DOI: 10.1177/08919887231195337
PMCID: PMC10802081

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