In amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, there is a need for biomarkers to distinguish patients from controls, to follow disease progression and to provide information about the pathogenesis of disease. In a
Blood is a very accessible tissue and as such constitutes a useful source of clinical markers. While it is obvious that metabolic disorders leave a clear mark in blood, it is not so clear whether this
Linear mixed effects models for RNFL-G thickness, RNFL-T thickness, and macular volume in the Huntington’s disease group with UHDR TMS and disease duration as fixed effects.