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Seph ... the genetic disease ,causesprogressive muscle weakness
SMA ... a rare , genetic diseaseleadsto progressive muscle weakness
DMD ... a rare genetic diseasecausesprogressive muscle weakness
your doctor ... a diseasecausesprogressive muscle weakness
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a childhood diseasecausingprogressive muscle weakness
a form of mitochondrial disease , a conditioncausesprogressive muscle weakness
Megan Crowley ... a genetic diseasecausesprogressive muscle weakness
Charlie ... a conditioncausesprogressive muscle weakness
Pompe disease , a genetic conditioncausesprogressive muscle weakness
SMA ... an inherited diseasecausesprogressive muscle degeneration / weakness
your doctor ... an autoimmune diseasecausesprogressive weakness of the muscles
Kathy ... an autoimmune diseasecan causeprogressive muscle weakness
forex inherited diseasecausingprogressive muscle weakness
CMT ... a neuromuscular diseasecausesprogressive muscle weakness
Pompe disease ... an inherited , neuromuscular disordercausesprogressive muscle weakness
Maxik ... a degenerative diseasecausesprogressive weakness in the muscles
related muscle diseasecausesprogressive muscle weakness and wasting
Di ... a neurodegenerative diseasecausesrapidly progressive muscle weakness
Duchenne muscular dystrophy — a diseasecausesprogressive muscle weakness
Steven ... a hereditary diseasecausesprogressive muscle weakness
Sophie ... a hereditary diseasecausesprogressive muscular weakness
Duchenne muscular dystrophy is a genetic disease , most commonly found in boyscausesprogressive muscle weakness
Spinal Muscular Atrophy ... a neuromuscular genetic diseaseresultsin progressive muscle weakness
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your child ... a rare genetic conditioncausesprogressive muscle weakness
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a disease called ALScausesprogressive muscle weakness
Duchenne muscular dystrophy , an X - linked genetic diseaseleadsto progressive muscle weakness
Pompe disease ... a very rare neuromuscular disordercausedprogressive muscle weakness
a genetic muscular diseasecausingprogressive muscular weakness
Aran - Duchenne diseaseleadsto progressive muscle weakness
a rare , chronic diseasecausesprogressive muscle weakness
this nervous system diseasecausesprogressive muscle weakness
Myozyme ... Pompe diseasecausesprogressive muscle weakness
a person ’s disease IIleadsto progressive muscle weakness
Charlie ... mitochondrial diseasecausesprogressive muscle weakness
Joseph [ a child suffering from Pompe disease , a rare inherited neuromuscular disordercausesprogressive muscle weakness
Foot drop ... an inherited diseasecausesprogressive muscle weakness
an X - linked inherited diseasecausingprogressive muscle weakness
to paralysis and death by respiratory failureleadingto paralysis and death by respiratory failure
in escalating paralysisresultsin escalating paralysis
in complete paralysiscan resultin complete paralysis
to temporary paralysiscan leadto temporary paralysis
to respiratory failure and death o Patientleadingto respiratory failure and death o Patient
to total body paralysisleadsto total body paralysis
tototal body paralysisleadstototal body paralysis
to paralysis and death within an average of five years of diagnosisleadingto paralysis and death within an average of five years of diagnosis
in total paralysis of volitional movementresultingin total paralysis of volitional movement
to paralysis and death of patients by respiratory failure within three to five years of diagnosis [ 1leadingto paralysis and death of patients by respiratory failure within three to five years of diagnosis [ 1
to lower limb paralysis in adultsleadingto lower limb paralysis in adults
to paralysis and premature death in the most severe casesleadingto paralysis and premature death in the most severe cases
to death , usually from respiratory failureleadingto death , usually from respiratory failure
to respiratory failure in patientscan leadto respiratory failure in patients
to loss of ambulation respiratory failure and death in the second to third decade of lifeleadingto loss of ambulation respiratory failure and death in the second to third decade of life
to serious medical problems , particularly issues relating to the heart and lungsleadsto serious medical problems , particularly issues relating to the heart and lungs
to paralysis during the teen years and death in early adulthoodleadsto paralysis during the teen years and death in early adulthood
to loss of coordination , postural instability , & eventual paralysisleadsto loss of coordination , postural instability , & eventual paralysis
to a loss of mobility and sometimes respiratory failureleadsto a loss of mobility and sometimes respiratory failure
to respiratory failure or an enlarged heart or liverleadingto respiratory failure or an enlarged heart or liver
to shortness of breath and even respiratory failureleadingto shortness of breath and even respiratory failure
to failure of airway protection , or severe limb and truncal weakness causing extensive paralysisleadingto failure of airway protection , or severe limb and truncal weakness causing extensive paralysis
to respiratory failure and Genetic factors , virus , environmental agents , Lower / upper motor neuron degeneration Weakness , paralysis , muscle atrophyleadingto respiratory failure and Genetic factors , virus , environmental agents , Lower / upper motor neuron degeneration Weakness , paralysis , muscle atrophy
to difficulty speaking and swallowing , back pain , low blood pressure , and paralysis of the respiratory musclesmay leadto difficulty speaking and swallowing , back pain , low blood pressure , and paralysis of the respiratory muscles
to muscles with respiratory failure and life threatening cardiac dysrhythmiasleadingto muscles with respiratory failure and life threatening cardiac dysrhythmias
in loss of ambulation , respiratory dysfunctions , and premature deathresultingin loss of ambulation , respiratory dysfunctions , and premature death
in a loss of ambulation usually in the early teensresultingin a loss of ambulation usually in the early teens
to loss of ambulation by the age of 12 yearsleadingto loss of ambulation by the age of 12 years
to death due to respiratory failure , typically 3–5 years after symptom onsetleadingto death due to respiratory failure , typically 3–5 years after symptom onset
to loss of ambulation in childhood , respiratory insufficiency , cardiomyopathy and early deathleadingto loss of ambulation in childhood , respiratory insufficiency , cardiomyopathy and early death
to the loss of speech and ability to swallow , inability to use arms and legs and , eventually , respiratory failureleadsto the loss of speech and ability to swallow , inability to use arms and legs and , eventually , respiratory failure
serious complications including swallowing difficulties , difficulty walking and severe respiratory failurecan ... causeserious complications including swallowing difficulties , difficulty walking and severe respiratory failure
to serious medical problems such as being paralyzed from the neck down , andleadsto serious medical problems such as being paralyzed from the neck down , and
to loss of ambulation and early death due to respiratory or cardiac insufficiencyleadingto loss of ambulation and early death due to respiratory or cardiac insufficiency
foot dropcan causefoot drop
to disability & deathleadingto disability & death
to death by young adulthoodleadingto death by young adulthood
in loss of ambulation generally between 20 to 45 years oldresultingin loss of ambulation generally between 20 to 45 years old
in premature death or euthanasiaresultsin premature death or euthanasia
to early degeneration of spinal cord motor neurons and axonal loss leading to muscular atrophy and death due to respiratory failureleadingto early degeneration of spinal cord motor neurons and axonal loss leading to muscular atrophy and death due to respiratory failure