CADASIL Explained

Swati Sathe, MD, of Rutgers New Jersey Medical School summarizes the natural history and pathophysiology of cerebral autosomal dominant arteriopathy with subcortical infarcts and leukoencephalopathy (CADASIL), a rare neurological condition.
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[@hypatia3665]

Great explanation by the doctor. Thank you!

[@jacquelineroman2708]

Very well explained. My uncle has been diagnosed with this and he has experienced most of the symptoms that the Doctor on the video mentioned.

[@lottieew135]

The gene it's on is called the notch 3 gene. Had to have the test and luckily don't have it.

[@glennbate8005]

Good explanation by the doctor, I have the condition.

[@MaryKarna]

My father has cadasil and I am 11 and I hope I won’t have it

[@gerhardhauptmann9939]

James Dewar had it . He played bass and sang with Robin Trower

[@benbostrom97]

I only have 21 years and I discovered i have cadasil . Fucking fate

[@rajen10]

I discovered it at 26, hope you are ok.

[@reallivebluescat]

If you have the mutated notch 3-gene, does that mean that you definitivly get the diseace too? Asking regarding friend

[@glennbate8005]

Hi Carl-Fredrik may I ask how you know your friend knows they have a issue with the notch 3 gene.