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Polyglucosan body disease, adult: A rare progressive metabolic disorder that starts during adulthood and is characterized by loss of sensation, muscle weakness and wasting, reduced bladder control and dementia. The condition is caused by a metabolic disorder where a deficiency of a particular branching enzyme results in a buildup of certain compounds (polyglucosan bodies) in various parts of the body but especially in the nerves. More detailed information about the symptoms, causes, and treatments of Polyglucosan body disease, adult is available below.
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