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Motor neuron disease in an African population: A review of current literature and a case series of the flail arm variant in the Western Cape
Background: Motor neuron disease (MND) is a devastating neurodegenerative disorder, with recognised phenotypic subtypes. Although prevalent in all parts of the world, little is described in the literature with regards motor neuron disease as it occurs in African populations. Aims: This study had two...
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Division of Urology
2018
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