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Ataxies autosomales dominantes (SCAs)

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Les «SCAs» désignent á présent les ataxies héréditaires de transmission autosomale dominante («ADCAs» dans l’ancienne nomenclature). Les SCAs représentent un groupe de maladies hétérogénes tant sur le plan clinique que génétique [1–3]. La prévalence est de l’ordre de 1 á 4/100 000 et est variable sur le globe. Dans certaines régions, la prévalence est plus élévée (founder effect):

  • SCA1 en Sibérie;

  • SCA2 á Cuba;

  • SCA3 (maladie de Machado-Joseph; MJD) aux Açores;

  • SCA10 au Mexique;

  • DRPLA au Japon;

  • SCA12 en Inde;

  • SCA36 au Japon;

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Manto, M., Habas, C. (2013). Ataxies autosomales dominantes (SCAs). In: Le cervelet. Springer, Paris. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-2-8178-0447-7_23

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