ALS motor phenotypes: a revised ‘OPM’ classification

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The research aims to enhance the routine capture of motor phenotypes in ALS for clinical and research applications.
Developed a revised classification system for ALS motor phenotypes
Focused on feasibility and practicality for clinical use
Evaluated applicability in therapeutic trials
The revised classification system standardizes motor phenotype capture
It is practical for widespread adoption in clinical settings
Supports improved outcomes in ALS therapeutic trials

Revises the ALS-OPM classification to improve phenotyping in clinical practice, suggesting better therapeutic trial outcomes.

The revised ALS-OPM classification aims to make it routine, practical and feasible to capture phenotype in clinical practice and therapeutic trials.

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Meyer et al. (2026) studied this question.

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