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What are the Symptoms of Dystroglycanopathies?

Symptoms can vary widely depending on the specific type of dystroglycanopathy. Common symptoms include:
Muscle weakness and hypotonia (reduced muscle tone)
Developmental delays
Intellectual disability
Seizures
Eye abnormalities such as retinal dystrophy
Structural brain anomalies like cobblestone lissencephaly

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