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Objective evaluation of muscle strength in infants with hypotonia and muscle weakness [PDF]
The clinical evaluation of an infant with motor delay, muscle weakness, and/or hypotonia would improve considerably if muscle strength could be measured objectively and normal reference values were available. The authors developed a method to measure muscle strength in infants and tested 81 typically developing infants, 6-36 months of age, and 17 ...
Anjo Janssen +2 more
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Down syndrome: orofacial pain, masticatory muscle hypotonia, and sleep disorders
Abstract The aim of the present study was to investigate orofacial pain in individuals with Down syndrome (DS) and determine possible associations with masticatory muscle hypotonia (MMH), maximum mouth opening (MMO), and sleep disorders. Twenty-three individuals with DS underwent a standardized clinical examination using Axis I of the
Miguel Ángel Castillo Salgado +1 more
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The Role of Muscle Biopsy in Diagnostic Process of Infant Hypotonia: From Clinical Classification to the Genetic Outcome [PDF]
The role of muscle biopsy in the diagnostic workup of floppy infants is controversial. Muscle sampling is invasive, and often, results are not specific. The rapid expansion of genetic approach has made the muscle histopathology analysis less crucial. This study aims to assess the role and efficacy of muscle histopathology in the diagnostic algorithm of
Maria Margherita Mancardi +2 more
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Regenotherapy in hypotonia of the masticatory muscles
The Pain Clinic, 2002AbstractThe research was carried out on 10 edentate patients who required occlusal rehabilitation with a fixed prosthesis. All patients suffered from muscle hypotonia of the temporal and masseter muscles on both sides or of the masseter muscles only.
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