Ataxia -- oculomotor apraxia, type 1
Ataxia -- oculomotor apraxia, type 1: Introduction
Ataxia -- oculomotor apraxia, type 1: A nerve disorder which affects the motor nerves and results in movement problems which includes the eyes. Gait problems are usually the first symptom and this is followed by speaking difficulty, intention tremor and then eye movement problems.
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Symptoms of Ataxia -- oculomotor apraxia, type 1
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Treatments for Ataxia -- oculomotor apraxia, type 1
- Mainly involves physical therapy, wheelchair use when needed and special education. Joining a support group and genetic counseling is also usually recommended. A high protein diet may be recommended when blood albumin levels become low. A low-cholesterol diet is also recommended. Regular monitoring by a neurologist is also advised
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Causes of Ataxia -- oculomotor apraxia, type 1
- The condition is inherited in an autosomal recessive manner
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Prognosis for Ataxia -- oculomotor apraxia, type 1
Prognosis for Ataxia -- oculomotor apraxia, type 1:
The condition generally progresses relatively slowly with loss of walking ability usually occurring within a decade of onset. Most patients require wheelchairs by the end of their second decade of life. Some patients die within a few decades whereas others can live into their 50's.
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Definitions of Ataxia -- oculomotor apraxia, type 1:
Ophanet, a consortium of European partners,
currently defines a condition rare when it affects 1 person per 2,000.
They list Ataxia -- oculomotor apraxia, type 1 as a "rare disease".
Source - Orphanet
Contents for Ataxia -- oculomotor apraxia, type 1:
- Ataxia -- oculomotor apraxia, type 1
- What is Ataxia -- oculomotor apraxia, type 1?
- Prevalence and Incidence of Ataxia -- oculomotor apraxia, type 1
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- Prognosis of Ataxia -- oculomotor apraxia, type 1
- Causes of Ataxia -- oculomotor apraxia, type 1
- Symptoms of Ataxia -- oculomotor apraxia, type 1
- Diagnostic Tests for Ataxia -- oculomotor apraxia, type 1
- Home Testing and Ataxia -- oculomotor apraxia, type 1
- Signs of Ataxia -- oculomotor apraxia, type 1
- Misdiagnosis of Ataxia -- oculomotor apraxia, type 1
- Undiagnosed Ataxia -- oculomotor apraxia, type 1
- Misdiagnosis of Underlying Causes of Ataxia -- oculomotor apraxia, type 1
- Treatments for Ataxia -- oculomotor apraxia, type 1
- Doctors and Medical Specialists for Ataxia -- oculomotor apraxia, type 1
- Statistics about Ataxia -- oculomotor apraxia, type 1
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