Patient Condition
The patient developed hands weakness and muscle atrophy since the age of 68. At the age of 69, ALS (limb onset) was diagnosed. At the time of diagnosis, ALSFRS-R was 30, FVC was 65%, and the progression rate was rapid (monthly drop of 1.3 points). Complicated with hypertension and osteoporosis. Choose comprehensive supportive treatment.
Treatment Timeline
| Phase | Details | Date |
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| Comprehensive evaluation and treatment initiation | | |
| Nutrition and rehabilitation optimization | | |
| long-term management | | |
Treatment Outcome
| before | ALSFRS-R 30, monthly drop 1.3, FVC 65%, elderly patients with multiple diseases |
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| after | ALSFRS-R 25 points, 2-year decrease of 5 points (delay of 84%), FVC 58%(BiPAP), no fractures and other complications |
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| highlight | Comprehensive supportive treatment in elderly patients with concurrent ALS delays progress by 84%, effectively preventing complications |
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