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Multi-system proteinopathy (MSP)
Disease Category: ALS and Related Disorders
Research groups studying this disease
ALS and Related Disorders
Clinical Research in ALS and Related Disorders for Therapeutic Development (CReATe)
Recruiting
8013: Natural History of Multisystem Proteinopathy (MSP)
The MSP study will prospectively and systematically study patients with multisystem proteinopathy. All enrolled participants will undergo three in-person and two remote visits, with the option to continue with annual in-person visits. All visits will include motor and functional assessments, and in-person visits will also include neurological and cognitive assessments along with collection of biological fluids.