Sporadic fatal insomnia (SFI): clinical features
Evidence-based neurology checklist on sporadic fatal insomnia (sfi): clinical features: Demographic features The mean onset age is 43 years The mean disease duration is 30 months Sleep disorders Cognitive features Clinical features Bulbar features Other features Comparison with fatal familial…
Demographic features
- The mean onset age is 43 years
- The mean disease duration is 30 months
Sleep disorders
Cognitive features
Clinical features
Bulbar features
Other features
Comparison with fatal familial insomnia
Synonym
References
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