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Results Patients reported participation restrictions in all subscales while having mild physical limitations. There was a decrease of participation over time (restrictions and autonomy). This decrease was greatest in patients with fast disease progression. Disease progression negatively influenced movement-related participation more than social interaction domains. Rate of disease progression was more strongly related to SIPSOC scores compared to IPA scores. Discussion Preserving participation may be an important determinant of qualit
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