LATE-ONSET HMSN 2: FURTHER EVIDENCE OF GENETIC HETEROGENEITY
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To the Editor:
I read the editorial by Dr. Dyck1 with interest. Unfortunately, it contains erroneous information concerning Sergey Nikolaevich Davidenkov (1880–1961). Davidenkov was not Polish but rather a Russian (Soviet) neurologist who is considered the founder of clinical neurogenetics in Russia. He was the head of the Department of Neurology in Leningrad (St. Petersburg) from 1931 to 1961.
The scientific interests of Davidenkov were broad yet genetics were prevalent in his investigations. Davidenkov was one of the first to indicate the genetic heterogeneity and polymorphisms of hereditary diseases and to formulate a concept of the anticipation phenomenon. He described a new form of progressive scapuloperoneal muscular atrophy—scapuloperoneal …
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