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Navigating the Uncommon: “Juvenile-Onset Huntington Disease”

Journal of Child Neurology
Progressive neurodegeneration with the movement disorder can be challenging to diagnose. In this article, we present a 12-year-old female child with stroke and progressive neurocognitive decline that was followed by choreo-athetoid movements and worsening dystonia and epilepsy.
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Juvenile Huntington's disease.

Neurology India
A rare case of juvenile Huntington's disease manifesting since the age of seven years is reported. The inheritance was typically autosomal dominant as three other members on the paternal side died of similar disease. A definite family history can becrucial in the diagnosis of juvenile Huntington's disease.
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Juvenile Huntington Disease