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Longitudinal analysis demonstrates gait deterioration in individuals with late-onset Pompe disease, indicating a new monitoring tool.
The Pompe Mobility-Derived Progression Index (Pompe-MDPI) was developed and validated as a sensitive biomarker of disease progression. Longitudinal analysis demonstrated that Pompe-MDPI captured gait deterioration over one year, outperforming traditional measures like the six-minute walk test in sensitivity. These findings support the use of wearable gait analysis as a clinically meaningful, scalable tool for monitoring motor function in LOPD, with implications for both patient care and therapeutic trials.
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