Body Mass Index Decline Is Related to Spinocerebellar Ataxia Disease Progression - Vigipallia

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Body Mass Index Decline Is Related to Spinocerebellar Ataxia Disease Progression

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Diallo, Alhassane | Jacobi, Heike | Schmitz-Hübsch, Tanja | Cook, Arron | Labrum, Robyn | Durr, Alexandra | Brice, Alexis | Charles, Perrine | Marelli, Cecilia | Mariotti, Caterina | Nanetti, Lorenzo | Panzeri, Marta | Rakowicz, Maria | Sobanska, Anna | Sulek, Anna | Schöls, Ludger | Hengel, Holger | Melegh, Bela | Filla, Alessandro | Antenora, Antonella | Infante, Jon | Berciano, José | Warrenburg, Bart P., van De | Timmann, Dagmar | Boesch, Sylvia | Pandolfo, Massimo | Schulz, Jörg B. | Bauer, Peter | Giunti, Paola | Baliko, Laszlo | Parkinson, Michael H. | Kang, Jun-Suk | Klockgether, Thomas | Montcel, Sophie, Tezenas Du

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