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Disease progression in MSA is quicker than in Parkinsonism. About 80% of patients are disabled within 5 years of onset of the motor symptoms, and only 20% survive past 12 years. The mean survival after diagnosis is roughly 6 years. The rate of progression differs in every case and speed of decline may vary widely in individual patients.
