[WCN23_Free Paper]

Ataxia and Cerebellar Disorders/Movement

A DEEP INTRONIC FGF14 GAA REPEAT EXPANSION CAUSES LATE-ONSET CEREBELLAR ATAXIA 
David Pellerin (United Kingdom)

GAA-FGF14 ATAXIA: EXPLORING THE CLINICAL PHENOTYPE IN A LARGE FRENCH-CANADIAN COHORT
Catherine Ashton (Australia)

NON-MOTOR SYMPTOMS (NMS) IN PROGRESSIVE CEREBELLAR ATAXIA
Rajith N. De Silva (United Kingdom)

CEREBELLAR OLIGODENDROCYTES AS KEY INITIAL PLAYERS IN ESSENTIAL TREMOR PATHOPHYSIOLOGY 
Charles-Etienne Castonguay (Canada)

PROPRIOSPINAL MYOCLONUS AS PRESENTATION OF PRIMARY AUTOIMMUNE CEREBELLAR ATAXIA CASE SERIES.
Wolfgang Trillo Alvarez (Peru)

NEUROLOGICAL FEATURES AND PROGRESSION IN A LARGE COHORT WITH XERODERMA PIGMENTOSUM
Paola Giunti (United Kingdom)