Neurologie up2date,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
07(04), С. 361 - 377
Опубликована: Дек. 1, 2024
Amyotrophe
Lateralsklerose
(ALS)
ist
die
häufigste
Motoneuronerkrankung
mit
Beginn
im
Erwachsenenalter.
Trotz
fortschreitender
Entschlüsselung
der
molekularen
Pathogenese
sind
verlaufsmodifizierende
Therapieoptionen
bei
sporadischen
ALS
bisher
begrenzt,
für
einige
genetische
Formen
gibt
es
jedoch
äußerst
vielversprechende
neue
Ansätze.
Eine
multidisziplinäre
symptomatische
Behandlung
kann
wesentlich
zum
Erhalt
Lebensqualität
beitragen.
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis and Frontotemporal Degeneration,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown, С. 1 - 12
Опубликована: Фев. 22, 2025
Objective
To
investigate
self-assessment
of
the
amyotrophic
lateral
sclerosis
functional
rating
scale–revised
(ALSFRS-R)
using
patient's
smartphone
and
to
analyze
non-inferiority
clinic
assessment.
Alzheimer s & Dementia,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
21(2)
Опубликована: Фев. 1, 2025
Abstract
INTRODUCTION
Modeling
the
survival
rate
in
syndromes
associated
with
frontotemporal
lobar
degeneration
(FTLD)
is
essential
to
assess
disease
trajectories.
METHODS
In
262
patients
FTLD,
we
considered
plasma
neurofilament
light
chain
(NfL),
glial
fibrillary
acidic
protein,
brain‐derived
tau,
phosphorylated
tau217
and
amyloid
beta
(Aβ42/Aβ40).
The
FTLD
Survival
Score
(FTLD‐SS)
was
calculated
by
β
coefficients
of
variables
independently
rate.
RESULTS
Increased
NfL
levels
(
p
<
0.001),
older
age
at
evaluation
=
0.002),
positive
family
history
0.04),
motor
phenotypes
0.001)
were
reduced
survival.
predictive
validity
FTLD‐SS
0.75
(95%
confidence
interval,
0.59–0.91)
1
year.
DISCUSSION
shaped
intensity
neurodegeneration
(using
as
proxy)
together
certain
clinical
variables.
may
serve
a
simple
tool
for
estimation
patient
stratification
trials.
Highlights
Plasma
can
predict
(FTLD)–associated
syndromes.
(FTLD‐SS),
computed
predictors,
stratification.
greater
atrophy
frontal
putamen
areas.
Frontiers in Neuroscience,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
19
Опубликована: Март 12, 2025
Introduction
Amyotrophic
lateral
sclerosis
(ALS)
is
a
progressive
neurodegenerative
disorder,
characterized
by
tremendous
clinical
heterogeneity
that
necessitates
reliable
biomarkers
for
the
trajectory
of
disease.
The
potential
phosphorylated
Neurofilament-Heavy-chain
(pNfH)
measured
in
cerebrospinal
fluid
(CSF)
to
mirror
disease
progressiveness
has
repeatedly
been
suggested
but
not
applicable
as
outcome
on
an
individual
patient-level.
This
was
probably
obfuscated
before
due
imprecise
measures
progression
assumed
linear
decline
motoric
function
over
time.
primary
objective
therefore
study
if
aggressiveness,
quantified
via
D50
model,
would
reveal
more
stable
correlations
with
pNfH.
Methods
ELISA-quantified
pNfH
CSF
levels
108
patients
ALS
were
comparatively
analyzed
relation
three
different
speed
analyses
covariance,
and
non-linear
regressions,
respectively.
These
(a)
D50,
depicting
patient’s
overall
(b)
cFL,
calculated
functional
loss-rate
locally
derived
parameter
speed,
(c)
DPR,
progression-rate
commonly
used
approximation
points
lost
per
month
rating
scale
since
symptom
onset.
Results
All
covariance
showed
significant
main
impact
respective
progression-speed
pNfH,
independent
phase,
presence
frontotemporal
dementia,
analyzing
laboratory,
sex
or
onset
type,
while
only
age
revealed
borderline
additional
influence.
Notably,
concentration
how
far
had
progressed,
neither
phase
nor
direct
regression
accumulation
at
time
lumbar
puncture
correlation.
However,
quantifying
aggressiveness
most
pNfH-levels,
compared
cFL
even
evident
contrast
DPR.
superiority
confirmed
regressions
Conclusion
Overall
ALS,
robustly
correlated
collection
during
symptomatic
opens
perspectives
use
prognostic
measure
future
therapeutic
interventions
sense
precision
medicine.
Research Square (Research Square),
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Март 26, 2025
Amyotrophic
lateral
sclerosis
(ALS)
is
a
fatal
neurodegenerative
disorder
marked
by
progressive
motor
neuron
degeneration
in
the
primary
cortex
(PMC)
and
spinal
cord.
Aging
key
factor
ALS
onset
progression,
with
evidence
suggesting
that
biological
aging-a
process
involving
cellular
decline-
far
outpaces
chronological
aging
ALS.
This
promotes
senescent
cell
accumulation-marked
irreversible
cell-cycle
arrest,
impaired
apoptosis,
chronic
inflammation-disrupting
tissue
homeostasis
impairing
neuronal
support
functions.
Thus,
targeting
senescence
presents
novel
therapeutic
strategy
for
Here,
we
investigated
senolytic
combination
Dasatinib
Quercetin
(D&Q)
TDP-43
Q331K
mice.
D&Q
improved
neuromuscular
function
reduced
plasma
neurofilament
light
chain,
biomarker
of
axonal
damage.
The
most
pronounced
improvement
was
cortical
excitability,
accompanied
reductions
PMC.
These
findings
highlight
potential
senolytics
to
mitigate
ALS-related
dysfunction,
supporting
their
viability
as
strategy.
*Jose
A.
Viteriab,
Nathan
R.
Kerrab,
Charles
D.
Brennana
are
co-first
authors.
Scientific Reports,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
15(1)
Опубликована: Апрель 1, 2025
The
initiation
of
tofersen,
a
new
specific
antisense
oligonucleotide
(ASO)
for
SOD1
pathology,
marked
significant
turning
point
SOD1-ALS
patients.
While
clinical
trials
and
early
access
program
studies
reported
reduction
in
plasma
cerebrospinal
fluid
(CSF)
neurofilament
levels,
neuroinflammation
following
prolonged
treatment
was
never
assessed.
In
this
multicenter
study,
we
evaluated
cohort
18
patients
treated
with
analyzing
correlations
between
biomarkers
neurodegeneration/neuroinflammation
variables
indicative
disease
progression.
NfL,
NfH,
CHI3L1,
Serpina1
levels
serum
CSF
were
determined
by
semi-automated
immunoassays
(Ella™
technology).
Generalized
linear
mixed
models
employed
to
investigate
longitudinal
trends
these
biomarkers.
Our
data
highlighted
progressive
decrease
during
tofersen
(MR
=
0.97,
95%
CI
0.94–0.99,
p
0.006
MR
0.98,
0.95–1.00,
0.076
NfL
NfH
CSF,
respectively).
Conversely,
SerpinA1
CHI3L1
increased
over
time
1.12,
1.08–1.16,
<
0.0001
1.039,
1.015–1.062,
0.001
respectively),
but
modifications
most
apparent
after
six
twelve
months
therapy,
respectively.
Disease
progression
rate
did
not
correlate
biomarker
trends.
We
observed
Tofersen
treatment,
alongside
an
increase
neuroinflammatory
markers,
potentially
linked
immune
response
triggered
ASO
treatment.
Given
the
limited
on
tofersen's
long-term
efficacy
ALS
due
its
recent
introduction,
identifying
that
predict
outcomes
such
as
diminished
therapeutic
or
adverse
effects
is
crucial.
These
may
help
better
understand
underlying
pathomechanisms
role
modulating
Neurological Research and Practice,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
7(1)
Опубликована: Апрель 27, 2025
Abstract
Background
In
amyotrophic
lateral
sclerosis
(ALS),
heterogeneity
of
motor
phenotypes
is
a
fundamental
hallmark
the
disease.
Distinct
ALS
were
associated
with
different
progression
and
survival.
Despite
its
relevance
for
clinical
practice
research,
there
no
broader
consensus
on
classification
phenotypes.
Methods
An
expert
process
was
performed
from
May
2023
to
December
2024.
A
three-determinant
anatomical
proposed
which
based
(1)
region
onset
(O),
(2)
propagation
symptoms
(P),
(3)
degree
upper
(UMN)
and/or
lower
neuron
(LMN)
dysfunction
(M).
Accordingly,
this
referred
as
“OPM
classification”.
Results
Onset
differentiate
site
first
symptoms:
O1)
head
onset;
O2d)
distal
arm
O2p)
proximal
O3r)
trunk
respiratory
O3a)
axial
O4d)
leg
O4p)
onset.
Propagation
temporal
another,
vertically
distant
body
region:
PE)
earlier
(within
12
months
symptom
onset);
PL)
later
(without
within
onset),
including
established
“progressive
bulbar
paralysis”
(O1,
PL),
“flail-arm
syndrome”
(O2p,
“flail-leg
(O4d,
PL);
PN)
not
yet
classifiable
time
since
less
than
months.
Phenotypes
UMN
LMN
dysfunction:
M0)
balanced
dysfunction;
M1d)
dominant
M1p)
pure
(“primary
sclerosis”,
PLS);
M2d)
M2p)
(“progressive
muscle
atrophy”,
PMA);
M3)
dissociated
arms
legs
(“brachial
spastic
paraparesis”),
respectively.
Conclusion
This
aimed
standardize
description
in
research
–
region,
pattern,
dysfunction.
classification”
contributes
specifying
prognosis,
defining
inclusion
or
stratification
criteria
trials
correlate
underlying
disease
mechanisms
ALS.