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Ataxia and other findings in Friedreich ataxia

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Ataxia and other findings in Friedreich ataxia

These are two members of a family with Friedreich ataxia and dystonia. Note the ataxia, marked scoliosis (much improved with Harrington rods), high-arched feet, and dystonic writer's cramp. (Contributed by Dr. Joseph Jankovic.)

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