Juvenile Huntington Disease: towards better understanding its unique disease characteristics

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Juvenile Huntington Disease exhibits distinct clinical characteristics compared to adult cases, enhancing understanding of the disease.
Clinical assessments reveal significant features unique to the juvenile population with Huntington Disease.
Translational approach compares juvenile and adult forms of Huntington Disease in terms of epidemiology and neuropathology.
Understanding these differences may improve diagnosis and treatment strategies tailored for juveniles.

Abstract

This thesis focuses on the juvenile and pediatric Huntington Disease (HD) populations, using a translational approach to address questions regarding their epidemiology, clinical characteristics, neuropathology, and pathophysiology, in comparison to prototypical HD in adults.

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H.S. Bakels (Thu,) studied this question.

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