Motor neuron disease in dysproteinemia or gammopathy (Q101507): Difference between revisions
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Motor neuropathy may rarely be identified in patients with monoclonal gammopathy. Patients with ALS have a higher rate of monoclonal and polyclonal gammopathy than control populations.
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| English | Motor neuron disease in dysproteinemia or gammopathy |
Motor neuropathy may rarely be identified in patients with monoclonal gammopathy. Patients with ALS have a higher rate of monoclonal and polyclonal gammopathy than control populations. |
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