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Motor, cognitive, and functional declines contribute to a single progressive factor in early HD

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Title
Motor, cognitive, and functional declines contribute to a single progressive factor in early HD
Published in
Neurology, November 2017
DOI 10.1212/wnl.0000000000004743
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Authors

Scott A. Schobel, Giuseppe Palermo, Peggy Auinger, Jeffrey D. Long, Shiyang Ma, Omar S. Khwaja, Dylan Trundell, Merit Cudkowicz, Steven Hersch, Cristina Sampaio, E. Ray Dorsey, Blair R. Leavitt, Karl D. Kieburtz, Jeffrey J. Sevigny, Douglas R. Langbehn, Sarah J. Tabrizi, John Adams, Mandar Jog, Christopher Hyson, Sarah Furtado, Andrew Duker, Melissa Armstrong, Christian Lachner, Hubert Fernandez, Michael S Okun, David Shprecher, Michael Cartwright, Clement Loy, Joohi Jiminez-Shahed, Bradley Robottom, Gregory Suter, Theresa Moore, Jane Forsyth, Andrea Hurt, Joann Belden, Katie Price, Diane Erickson, Breanna Nickels, Misty M Thompson, Linda Cole, Julie Megens, Emilija Makaji, Sara-Lynn Masse, Keith Malarick, Louisa Mook, Susan Maya, Alex Bender, Jessica Meyer, Puja Turakhia, Katherine Harwood, Kathryn Duderstadt, Sarah Lenarz, Judy Hamerlinck, Patricia Edern, Charlyne Hickey, Ashley Owens, Clare Gibbons, Carolyn Gray, Jean A Jaglin, Kimberly Janko, Holly Lawrence, Barbara Estes, Brigid Hayward, Allison Johnson, Amit Gode, Giselle Huet, Beverly Romero-Kersh, Kristine Wernette, Elizabeth Sullivan, Jamie Guyot, Julie Konkle, Christine O'Neill, Pamela King, Amanda Martin, John Bautista, Nicole Mans, Jane Griffith, Erica Surles, Sharon Halton, Alicia Palao, Nathalie Padron, Kolleen Elliott, Lynn Oelke, London Butterfield, Peggy Perry-Trice, Sarah Wyne, Carol Pantella, Lorelei Tainsh, Elaine Sperin, Sharon Evans, Maureen Gartner, Amy Duffy, Pamela Kristof, Lisa Niles, Steven Rainone, Angie Wernle, Ronda Clouse, Michelle Cines, Kelly Dustin, Maura Deeley, Stacy Merritt, Heather Ferreri, Alison McMurray, Alanna Sheinberg, Marsha Hughes-Gay, Kori Ladonna, Erin Chung, Jennifer Lee, Rachel Goldstein, Lindsay Esposito, Nicholas Scoglio, Matthew Grana, Carol Zimmerman, Lucia M Blasucci, William Thayer, Jennifer Hawkins, Julia Koch, Victoria Hunt, Jessica Bargoil, Ingrid Scott, Terry Tempkin, Linda Stewart, Emily Hayes, Donna Galea, Beatriz Belmar, Kylie Richardson, Christine Hunter, Ernesto Jimenez, Monica Quesada, Wendy Levy, Anita Blenke, Lisa Gauger, Joanna Stoner, Mary Lou Klimek, Barbara Sommerfeld, Mary Eglow, Katy Regan, Erin Neefus, Marie Malikowski, Teri Radam, Marci Zomok, Margaret Lannon, Rhonda Agramonte, Johanna Hartlein, Constance Nickerson, Samantha Gibson, Erin Hastings Monari, Camille Swartz, Anne Smith-Bova, Randi Jones, Catherine Wielinski, Shanthi Graham, David Gunn D Psych, Jillian McMillan M Clin Neuropsych, W. Koroshetz, M. McDermott, M.F. Beal, J.T. Greenamyre, C.A. Ross, I. Shoulson, M.E. Cudkowicz, P. Sexton, C. Skeuse, D. Rosas, B. Jenkins, A. Rosenblatt, M. Sherr, S. Hersch, J. Cellar, M. Guttman, C. Brown, P.G. Como, F. Marshall, J.A. DeMarcaida, C. Zimmerman, K. Marder, C. Moskowitz, C. Polanco, J. Beltre, K. Shannon, J.A. Jaglin, F. Niederman, T. Ashizawa, C. Hunter, C. Hunter, R. Hauser, A. Walker, L. Gauger, M. A. Hahn, H. Delgado, T. Dawson, E. Siemers, L. Seeberger, C. Dingmann, R. Dubinsky, C. Gray, W.J. Weiner, D. Rodriguez–Batemen, R.L. Albin, K. Wernette, M. Harrison, E. Rost–Ruffner, J. Paulsen, R.L. Rodnitzky, J. Dobson, L. Vining, O. Suchowersky, C. Pantella, M.H. Saint–Hilaire, J. Furtado, W. Martin, M. Wieler, F. Walker, V. Hunt, L. Raymond, E. Almqvist, A. Rubin, B. Blair, K. Marek, K. Caplan, D. Baker, A. Brocht, C. Casaceli, C. Orme, A. Rudolph, L. Rumfola, G. Schifitto, A. Shinaman, K. Sulimowicz, A. Watts, S. Eapen, L. Zhang, P. Tariot, S. Fahn, W. Hall, W. Koller, J. Gorell, R. Woolson, I. Shoulson, James Gusella, Tatiana Foroud, Daniel P. Van Kammen, Frederick Marshall, Charlyne Hickey, Karen Marder, Steven Frucht, Carol Moskowitz, Ronda Clouse PaulaWasserman, Lisa Muratori, Elan Louis, Kathleen Shannon, Jeana Jaglin, Joseph Jankovic, Alicia Palao, Madaline Harrison, Robert Davis, Susan Dietrich, Carlos Singer, Monica Quesada, Steven Hersch, Diana Rosas, Kaloyan Tanev, Keith Malarick, Robert McInnis, Juan Sanchez-Ramos, Sandra Kostyk, Nick Doucette, Jane Paulsen, Ergun Uc, Robert Rodnitzky, Anne Leserman, Stacie Vik, Joel Perlmutter, Samer Tabbal, Amy Schmidt, Stacey Barton, Christopher Ross, Ray Dorsey, Frederick Nucifora, Richard Dubinsky, Hilary Dubinsky, Janice Broyles, Oksana Suchowersky, Mary Lou Klimek, Randi Jones, Claudia Testa, Elaine Sperin, Claudia Testa, Dana Jennings, Donald Higgins, Eric Molho, John Adams, Samuel Frank, Marie Saint-Hilaire, Melissa Diggin, Sarah Furtado, FrancisWalker Christine O'Neill, Kimberly Quaid, Melissa Wesson, S. Elizabeth Zauber, Mark LeDoux, Lynn Raymond, Blair Leavitt, Joji Decolongon, Susan Perlman, Jody Corey-Bloom, Guerry Peavy, Rajeev Kumar, Vicki Segro, Diane Erickson, Elizabeth McCusker, Jane Griffith, Clement Loy, Vicki Wheelock, Terry Tempkin, Amanda Martin, Martha Nance, Un Kang, William Mallonee, Greg Suter, Fred Revilla, Carolyn Drazinic, Mary Jane Fitzpatrick, Kevin Duff, Burton Scott, Bradley Robottom, Edmond Chiu, Olga Yastrubetskaya, Andrew Churchyard, Timothy John Greenamyre, Nancy Lucarelli, Pinky Agarwal, Irina Antonijevic, Jeanen DeLaRosa, Peter Panegyres, Allison Coleman, David Oakes, Christopher Beck, Suzanne Robertson, Dustina Holt, Ken Eaton, Patricia Lindsay, Lisa Deuel, Marcy MacDonald, Tatiana Foroud, Ray Dorsey, Joseph Giuliano, Louise Vetter, Oksana Suchowersky, Christopher Beck, David Oakes, Sarah J Tabrizi, Alexandra Durr, Blair Leavitt, RA Roos, Beth Borowsky, Bernhard Landwehrmeyer, C Frost, H Johnson, Douglas Langbehn, David Craufurd, Ralf Feilmann, Julie C Stout, AustraliC Campbell, M Campbell, I Labuschagne, C Milchman, Canada A Coleman, R Dar Santos, J Decolongon, A Sturrock, France C Jauff ret, D Justo, S Lehericy, C Marelli, K Nigaud, R Valabregue, Germany N Bechtel, S Bohlen, Netherlands S J A van den Bogaard, E M Dumas, J van der Grond, E P ‘t Hart, UK N Arran, J Callaghan, C Stopford, D M Cash, H Crawford, N C Fox, N Z Hobbs, N Lahiri, I Malone, J Read, M J Say, D Whitehead, E Wild, R Jones, USA E Axelson, S Queller, C Campbell

Abstract

To identify an improved measure of clinical progression in early Huntington disease (HD) using data from prospective observational cohort studies and placebo group data from randomized double-blind clinical trials. We studied Unified Huntington Disease Rating Scale (UHDRS) and non-UHDRS clinical measures and brain measures of progressive atrophy in 1,668 individuals with early HD followed up prospectively for up to 30 to 36 months of longitudinal clinical follow-up. The results demonstrated that a composite measure of motor, cognitive, and global functional decline best characterized clinical progression and was most strongly associated with brain measures of progressive corticostriatal atrophy. Use of a composite motor, cognitive, and global functional clinical outcome measure in HD provides an improved measure of clinical progression more related to measures of progressive brain atrophy and provides an opportunity for enhanced clinical trial efficiency relative to currently used individual motor, cognitive, and functional outcome measures.

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Unknown 176 100%

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Readers by professional status
Readers by professional status Count As %
Student > Ph. D. Student 29 16%
Researcher 24 14%
Student > Master 19 11%
Other 12 7%
Student > Doctoral Student 8 5%
Other 22 13%
Unknown 62 35%
Readers by discipline
Readers by discipline Count As %
Medicine and Dentistry 28 16%
Neuroscience 26 15%
Psychology 10 6%
Nursing and Health Professions 7 4%
Engineering 6 3%
Other 25 14%
Unknown 74 42%
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This research output has an Altmetric Attention Score of 66. This is our high-level measure of the quality and quantity of online attention that it has received. This Attention Score, as well as the ranking and number of research outputs shown below, was calculated when the research output was last mentioned on 02 January 2026.
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