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Figure 2. . The clinical features in SCA17 depend on the length of CAG/CAA repeats.

Figure 2.

The clinical features in SCA17 depend on the length of CAG/CAA repeats. The clinical features reported in affected individuals are denoted by letter. For example, A-E denotes affected individuals who have ataxia with parkinsonism.

A = ataxia

D = dementia or psychiatric symptoms

P = pyramidal signs

E = parkinsonism or involuntary movement

For references, see Genotype-Phenotype Correlations, Heterozygotes

From: Spinocerebellar Ataxia Type 17

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