CADASIL: An overview of a rare cerebrovascular disease

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Autori principali: Parra-Zamudio, Luis Angel De La, Gurrola-Olmos, Laura Cecilia, Mendiola-Egure, David Remigio, Piedra-Naranjo, María José, Zatarain-Moncada, Emily Rocio, Lazalde, Brissia
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author Parra-Zamudio, Luis Angel De La
Gurrola-Olmos, Laura Cecilia
Mendiola-Egure, David Remigio
Piedra-Naranjo, María José
Zatarain-Moncada, Emily Rocio
Lazalde, Brissia
author_facet Parra-Zamudio, Luis Angel De La
Gurrola-Olmos, Laura Cecilia
Mendiola-Egure, David Remigio
Piedra-Naranjo, María José
Zatarain-Moncada, Emily Rocio
Lazalde, Brissia
contents <div>The Cerebral Autosomal Dominant Arteriopathy with Subcortical Infarcts and Leukoencephalopathy (CADASIL) it’s a genetic disorder that affects the small blood vessels in the brain for a pathological variant in the <em>NOTCH3</em> gene, located on chromosome 19. It is of great interest to know its correct diagnosis based on expression and variable clinical symptomatology due to episodes of migraine, dementia, cerebral ischemic episodes, psychiatric disorders and motor difficulties. Factors involved in the differential diagnosis of this genetic disorder will be discussed, based on general international criteria like Neuroimaging Findings and Genetic Testing. In addition, its clinical manifestations will be analyzed in various patient contexts to identify specific features related to individual genetic variations.</div>
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spellingShingle CADASIL: An overview of a rare cerebrovascular disease
Parra-Zamudio, Luis Angel De La
Gurrola-Olmos, Laura Cecilia
Mendiola-Egure, David Remigio
Piedra-Naranjo, María José
Zatarain-Moncada, Emily Rocio
Lazalde, Brissia
Hereditary cerebral arteriopathy
NOTCH3 gene mutations
Recurrent subcortical strokes
Progressive chronic leukoencephalopathy
CADASIL
Variable neuropsychiatric symptoms
<div>The Cerebral Autosomal Dominant Arteriopathy with Subcortical Infarcts and Leukoencephalopathy (CADASIL) it’s a genetic disorder that affects the small blood vessels in the brain for a pathological variant in the <em>NOTCH3</em> gene, located on chromosome 19. It is of great interest to know its correct diagnosis based on expression and variable clinical symptomatology due to episodes of migraine, dementia, cerebral ischemic episodes, psychiatric disorders and motor difficulties. Factors involved in the differential diagnosis of this genetic disorder will be discussed, based on general international criteria like Neuroimaging Findings and Genetic Testing. In addition, its clinical manifestations will be analyzed in various patient contexts to identify specific features related to individual genetic variations.</div>
title CADASIL: An overview of a rare cerebrovascular disease
topic Hereditary cerebral arteriopathy
NOTCH3 gene mutations
Recurrent subcortical strokes
Progressive chronic leukoencephalopathy
CADASIL
Variable neuropsychiatric symptoms
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17197852