Neuronal ceroid lipofusinoses (NCLs) are a class of rare, fatal, inherited disorders due to genetic mutations that affect lysosomal function. Most forms begin in childhood. Adult-onset variants are even rarer and less documented. There have been few cases following the clinical progression and challenges of properly diagnosing these specific patient populations.
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