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Vasculopathic changes of CADASIL can be focal in skin biopsies
A. Schultz
, R. Santoianni
, Karlene Hewan-Lowe
, B. Stern
, S. Hunter
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Autosomal Dominant
100%
Leukoencephalopathy
100%
Arteriopathy
100%
Skin Biopsy
100%
Microinfarcts
100%
Vasculopathic
100%
Vascular Smooth muscle Cells
25%
Blood Vessels
25%
Biopsy Specimen
12%
Young Males
12%
Clinical Features
12%
Genetic Testing
12%
Cell Characteristics
12%
Family History
12%
Cerebral White Matter
12%
Amino Acid Variation
12%
Infarct
12%
Dense Materials
12%
Dermis
12%
Radiological Features
12%
Basal Lamina
12%
Small Blood Vessels
12%
Cerebral Arteries
12%
Ultrastructural Changes
12%
Vascular Dementia
12%
Blood Vessel Wall
12%
Granular Materials
12%
Angiopathy
12%
Non-atherosclerotic
12%
Deep Section
12%
Pathologic Examination
12%
Single nucleotide Substitution
12%
Medicine and Dentistry
Skin Biopsy
100%
CADASIL Syndrome
100%
Vascular Bundle
25%
Vascular Smooth Muscle Cell
25%
Infarction
12%
Family History
12%
Biopsy Technique
12%
Amino Acid
12%
Vascular Disease
12%
Capillary
12%
Genetic Screening
12%
Basal Lamina
12%
Blood Vessel Wall
12%
Vascular Dementia
12%
Dermis
12%
Nucleotide
12%
Chromosome
12%