The complex phenotype of spinocerebellar ataxia type 48 in eight unrelated Italian families.
M LietoV RisoD GalatoloG De MicheleS RossiM BarghigianiS CocozzaGiuseppe PontilloR TrovatoFrancesco SaccàE SalvatoreA TessaA FillaFilippo Maria SantorelliG De MicheleGabriella SilvestriPublished in: European journal of neurology (2019)
Our results support SCA48 as a significant cause of adult-onset SCA. Besides CCAS, our SCA48 patients often showed movement disorders and other clinical manifestations previously described in SCAR16, linked to biallelic variants in the same gene, thus suggesting a continuous clinical spectrum and significant overlap amongst recessive and dominantly inherited mutations in STUB1.