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Why does the disease progress faster in some children than others?

April 26, 2017children disease faster progress

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Why does the disease progress faster in some children than others?

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In general MPSIIIA and MPSIIIB both progress fairly rapidly with the lifespan being some where in the teens. MPSIIIC and MPSIIID are extremely rare and progression of the disease is slower with a longer lifespan. There is no formula for why some children with A and B live to be 20 while others do not live to be 10.