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What do ALS motor phenotypes measure? A population-based decomposition of their prognostic dimensions
Background The ALS-OPM 3.3 classification stratifies incident ALS through three axes: onset region (O), propagation time (P) and motor-neuron pattern (M). We assessed whether OPM 3.3 improves prognostic discrimination over established classifications and characterised how it decomposes their
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