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Slowing Down Disease Progression in Premanifest SCA: a Piloting Interventional Exergame Trial
This is a piloting study using continuous motor training provided via whole body-controlled video games (exergames) to establish proof-of-concept evidence that such training leads to motor and neural changes in pre-manifest subjects with spinocerebellar ataxias (SCA).
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