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Cognitive and behavioral profile of progressive supranuclear palsy and its phenotypes.

Andrea Horta-BarbaJavier PagonabarragaSaül Martínez-HortaLaura BusteedBerta Pascual-SedanoIgnacio Illán-GalaJuan Marin-LahozIgnacio Aracil-BolañosJesús Pérez-PérezFrederic SampedroHelena Bejr-KasemJaime Kulisevsky
Published in: Journal of neurology (2021)
Motor deficits delineate the phenotypes included in currently accepted MDS-PSP criteria. Cognition and behavioural disturbances are common in PSP and allow us to distinguish this disorder from other neurological diseases, but they do not differentiate between PSP phenotypes.
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