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Pearls & Oy-sters: AARS2 Leukodystrophy-Tremor and Tribulations.
Neurology - 23 Apr 2024
Green Katy, MacIver Claire L, Ebden Sian, Rees D A, Peall Kathryn J
Abstract excerpt
A 35-year-old woman with a progressive, bilateral upper limb tremor, personality change, behavioral disturbance, and primary ovarian insufficiency was found to have AARS2-related leukodystrophy. She had congenital nystagmus which evolved to head titubation by age 8 years and then developed an upper limb tremor in her mid-teens. These symptoms stabilized during her 20s, but soon after this presentation at age 35...
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