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"The majority of cases are sporadic, however, 20-40% may relate to an autosomal gene. Typically FTLDs occur in younger patients than Alzheimer disease, usually with onset between 40-60 years of age (60%) and 10% being diagnosed"

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Acronyms

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"FTLD-TDP: transactive response DNA binding protein 43 (TDP-43)"

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"FTLD-TDP: transactive response DNA binding protein 43 (TDP-43)"

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"FTLD-FUS: fused in sarcoma protein (rare)"

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"FTLD-TDP: GRN (granulin), C9ofr72, VCP, and TARBP (TDP-43) genes"

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"FTLD-FUS: bilateral caudate nuclei"

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"FTLD-TDP due to GRN mutation: right frontal, lateral temporal and parietal lobes, often markedly asymmetric when comparing hemispheres ⁹"

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"FTLD-TDP due to C9orf72 mutation: bilateral hemispheres (generalised)"

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Emphasis

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"FTLD-TDP: GRN (granulin), C9ofr72, VCP, and TARBP (TDP-43) genes"

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Oxford Comma

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"The conditions grouped under this term vary from publication to publication, depending on whether clinical, pathological or genetic factors are used in the classification and when they were published."

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"Frontotemporal dementia was first described by Arnold Pick (1851-1924), Czech psychiatrist, neurologist and neuropathologist, in 1892 ^11,12."

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