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Sensitivity of gait analysis to detect motor phenotype in pre-manifest and manifest Huntington's disease – cross-sectional results from the TRACK-HD Study

S Rohm, N Bechtel, H Beckmann, A Sturrock, S van den Bogaard, M Say, C Jauffret, JA Mills, TP Archarya, DR Langbehn, H Johnson, B Borowsky, A Durr, BR Leavitt, R Roos, JC Stout, SJ Tabrizi, B Landwehrmeyer, R Reilmann · Aktuelle Neurologie · Ausgabe 10/2009

DOI 10.1055/s-0029-1238520

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Autor:innenS Rohm, N Bechtel, H Beckmann, A Sturrock, S van den Bogaard, M Say, C Jauffret, JA Mills, TP Archarya, DR Langbehn, H Johnson, B Borowsky, A Durr, BR Leavitt, R Roos, JC Stout, SJ Tabrizi, B Landwehrmeyer, R Reilmann
ZeitschriftAktuelle Neurologie
Ausgabe10/2009
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Background: Deficits in postural control and gait are well established symptoms of Huntington's Disease (HD), which contribute to falls and loss of independence. Gait impairment is currently being assessed by the Unified Huntington's Disease Rating Scale Total Motor Score (UHDRS-TMS). Previous studies have shown that the use of the GAITRite mat (www.GAITRite.com) provides additional objective and quantitative inform…

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S Rohm, N Bechtel, H Beckmann, A Sturrock, S van den Bogaard, M Say, C Jauffret, JA Mills, TP Archarya, DR Langbehn, H Johnson, B Borowsky, A Durr, BR Leavitt, R Roos, JC Stout, SJ Tabrizi, B Landwehrmeyer, R Reilmann (2009) Sensitivity of gait analysis to detect motor phenotype in pre-manifest and manifest Huntington's disease – cross-sectional results from the TRACK-HD Study. Aktuelle Neurologie (10). https://doi.org/10.1055/s-0029-1238520

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