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3-Methylglutaconic aciduria: ten new cases with a possible new phenotype.
Brain & development - 1 Nov 1994
al Aqeel A, Rashed M, Ozand P T, Brismar J, Gascon G G, al Odaib A, Dabbagh O
Abstract excerpt
3-Methylglutaconic aciduria is an organic aciduria with diverse phenotypic presentations. In more than half of the cases it is a 'neurologic or silent organic aciduria', and, except for one subtype, the biochemical defect is unknown. This report describes 10 new patients. Four of them presented with early global neurologic involvement and arrested development. They rapidly became demented, developed myoclonus or...
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