Sarcotubular myopathy: A newly recognized, benign, congenital, familial muscle disease
F Jerusalem, AG Engel, MR Gomez - Neurology, 1973 - AAN Enterprises
F Jerusalem, AG Engel, MR Gomez
Neurology, 1973•AAN EnterprisesH istochemical and electron microscopic studies of muscle diseases of children have led to
the recognition and elucidation of a number of congenital myopathies.'-!'We will describe two
brothers with a congenital, nonprogressive myopathy characterized by a pathologic
alteration of. the sarcotubular system. A similar pathologic change has not been found in
association with any morphologically distinct congenital myopathies described to date.
the recognition and elucidation of a number of congenital myopathies.'-!'We will describe two
brothers with a congenital, nonprogressive myopathy characterized by a pathologic
alteration of. the sarcotubular system. A similar pathologic change has not been found in
association with any morphologically distinct congenital myopathies described to date.
H istochemical and electron microscopic studies of muscle diseases of children have led to the recognition and elucidation of a number of congenital myopathies.’-!’We will describe two brothers with a congenital, nonprogressive myopathy characterized by a pathologic alteration of. the sarcotubular system. A similar pathologic change has not been found in association with any morphologically distinct congenital myopathies described to date.
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