The tibialis anterior contains approximately 75% type I fibers, favoring slow-twitch fibers, and is involved in exercise testing, whereas the dorsal interosseous muscles consist of approximately 50% type II fibers, with no direct involvement in movement
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It is important to recognize that while the disease affects the SN neurons and cause the classical symptoms, other brain regions, such as respiratory nuclei, also undergo degeneration