2002
DOI: 10.1055/s-2002-32029
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Korrelation der motorisch evozierten Potenziale mit dem striatalen Glukosestoffwechsel bei Patienten mit Morbus Wilson

Abstract: Einleitung Der Morbus Wilson wird von einer autosomal-rezessiven Stö-rung des hepatischen Kupfertransportes verursacht, die zu einer biliären Exkretionshemmung von Kupfer führt [1 ± 3]. Infolge der daraus resultierenden toxischen Kupferakkumulation vorrangig in Leber und Basalganglien geht die Erkrankung klinisch mit hepatischen und extrapyramidalen Leitsymptomen groûer Variabilität einher [4 ± 6]. Neben dieser Leitsymptomatik werden auch andere neurologische Strukturen und Bahnsysteme meist jedoch subklinisch… Show more

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“…It was not possible to establish a genotype–phenotype relation based on the evidence of regional glucose metabolic‐rate disturbances . In none of the regions do the nonneurological Wilson's patients have a reduced glucose metabolic rate, which stands in stark contrast to the results for the neurological cohort …”
Section: Metabolic Findings In [18f]fdg‐petcontrasting
confidence: 94%
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“…It was not possible to establish a genotype–phenotype relation based on the evidence of regional glucose metabolic‐rate disturbances . In none of the regions do the nonneurological Wilson's patients have a reduced glucose metabolic rate, which stands in stark contrast to the results for the neurological cohort …”
Section: Metabolic Findings In [18f]fdg‐petcontrasting
confidence: 94%
“…The radiopharmacon [ 18 F]FDG allows for a PET examination of the glucose metabolic rate both globally and regionally, using three‐dimensional region‐of‐interest (ROI) technology . Values are compared with those for a healthy subject cohort .…”
Section: Metabolic Findings In [18f]fdg‐petmentioning
confidence: 99%
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