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Type III SMA (Kugelberg-Welander) is a milder form, with onset during infancy or youth: patients learn to walk unaided.
Type III SMA, also called Kugelberg-Welander disease, is a milder form with disease onset from the first year to the third decade of life.
The SIOD phenotype may range from a severe variant with in utero onset to a milder form with later onset [ 5, 6].
Affected patients present with a graded spectrum of severity ranging from the most severe congenital brain malformations with overwhelming lactic acidemia and death in the neonatal period to development of Leigh syndrome or to a milder form with carbohydrate induced ataxia.
Although this is the most common form of AxD, milder forms with intermediate ages of onset also exist.
Clinical manifestations range from extreme mental retardation, severe epilepsy and short life span to milder forms with occasional seizures and intellectual disability (Saillour et al, 2009).
However, the clinical course is characterized by great variability, ranging from severe forms with onset in the first decade and rapid progression to milder forms with later onset and slower course [ 1, 2].
His exhibitionism begins in mild form, with an almost sheepish account of his daily routine: breakfast each morning at ten o'clock ("tea with ladyfingers, then Quaker Oats").
Although all teams officially have policies against it, anecdotal evidence suggests that it persists for many of them at least in some mild form, with rookies perhaps obliged to carry senior players' helmets off the practice field or perform talent shows in pre-season.
Type III SMA (Kugelberg-Welander disease, OMIM 253400) is a mild form with onset in late childhood and survival into adulthood.
Some fish showed only a mild form with small inclusions (Fig. 2C), others showed a massive cataract (Fig. 2D 2F), sometimes with cracks in the lens (Fig. 2E), some even showed a membranous cataract Fig. 2F (similar to some forms of congenital cataracts in humans).
