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Lifestyle and dietary measures in Periodic Paralyses. [PDF]
Acta MyolPolitano L.
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Phenotypic Variations in Clinical Presentations of Paramyotonia Congenita in Two Brothers. [PDF]
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Pregnancy in women with myotonia congenita
International Journal of Gynecology and Obstetrics, 2009A 36-year-old woman in her second pregnancy was referred for shared care. She had a strong first-degree family history of myotonia congenita, as her grandmother, mother, and siblings were affected with the CLCN1 mutation associated with a dominant pattern of inheritance.
Abhijit, Basu +2 more
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Phenotypic variability in myotonia congenita
Muscle and Nerve, 2005AbstractMyotonia congenita is a hereditary chloride channel disorder characterized by delayed relaxation of skeletal muscle (myotonia). It is caused by mutations in the skeletal muscle chloride channel gene CLCN1 on chromosome 7. The phenotypic spectrum of myotonia congenita ranges from mild myotonia disclosed only by clinical examination to severe and
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Advances in genetics, 2009
Myotonia is a symptom of many different acquired and genetic muscular conditions that impair the relaxation phase of muscular contraction. Myotonia congenita is a specific inherited disorder of muscle membrane hyperexcitability caused by reduced sarcolemmal chloride conductance due to mutations in CLCN1, the gene coding for the main skeletal muscle ...
Christoph, Lossin, Alfred L, George
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Myotonia is a symptom of many different acquired and genetic muscular conditions that impair the relaxation phase of muscular contraction. Myotonia congenita is a specific inherited disorder of muscle membrane hyperexcitability caused by reduced sarcolemmal chloride conductance due to mutations in CLCN1, the gene coding for the main skeletal muscle ...
Christoph, Lossin, Alfred L, George
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Seminars in Neurology, 1991
There are two types of MC, autosomal dominant and autosomal recessive (also called recessive generalized myotonia), both with the predominant clinical feature of diffuse myotonia. Recessive MC patients have more weakness than patients with dominant MC. MC patients of both types have a normal life span. Ongoing genetic studies have not as yet identified
L, Gutmann, L H, Phillips
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There are two types of MC, autosomal dominant and autosomal recessive (also called recessive generalized myotonia), both with the predominant clinical feature of diffuse myotonia. Recessive MC patients have more weakness than patients with dominant MC. MC patients of both types have a normal life span. Ongoing genetic studies have not as yet identified
L, Gutmann, L H, Phillips
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American Journal of Psychiatry, 1962
This is presumed to be the first report of ECT successfully administered in a case of myotonia congenita, with and then without succinylcholine.
B, RIOUX, T, EVANGELISTA, G, ICENOGLE
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This is presumed to be the first report of ECT successfully administered in a case of myotonia congenita, with and then without succinylcholine.
B, RIOUX, T, EVANGELISTA, G, ICENOGLE
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