A clinical case of CADASIL syndrome

March 21, 2024
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Resume

Literary information on the rather rare CADASIL syndrome is given and the actual observation of this clinical case in a patient treated in a neurological clinic is described. The course of the disease, clinical symptoms, diagnostic measures and treatment tactics are described in detail.

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