The complex relationship between antibody titers and clinical outcome in botulinum toxin type A long-term treated patients with cervical dystonia

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Harald Hefter
Beyza Ürer
Raphaela Brauns
Dietmar Rosenthal
Sven G. Meuth
John-Ih Lee
Philipp Albrecht
Sara Samadzadeh
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[1] University of Düsseldorf,Department of Neurology
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Journal of Neurology | 2022年 / 269卷
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Cervical dystonia; Course of the disease; Botulinum toxin therapy; Long-term outcome; Secondary treatment failure; Antibody formation;
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