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The first report of periodic paralysis with progressive muscular dystrophy in Jasan. Sobue, Ituro 1 , Hayakawa, Yoshiaki 1 , Matsui, Tsutomu 1 11st Internal Medicin. Nagoya Univ. Medical School pp.45-51
Published Date 1953/1/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406200327
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 The reports of periodic paralysis with progressive Muscular dystrophy are meagre except only four caseses by Bernhardt, Oppenheim, Wexberg ane Mankowsky. Recently we experienced one family of periodic paralysis in which father and his children (five of seven) were suffering from it. In that family, one patient (in the age of 19) was accompanied by progressive muscular dystrophy. His dystrophic syndrome was disclosed in entering to the elementary school, and the type of dystrophy was scapulo-humeral one. The other patients suffering from periodic paralysis also had tendency to progressive muscular dystrophy. We observed hypervolume of M. gastrocnemius, but could not find muscular atrophy. Onset of periodic paralysis in that family was in a year and three months after their birth, and that condition was worst in their puberty. Almost patienets suffering from periodic pasalysis hadGoiter, convergence-insufficiency, exohpthalmos, mydriasis and reacted remarkably on adrenalin. With various investigations we recognized the distinct difference between the patients of periodic paralysis and the rests of family. We succceeded in provocation of periodic paralysis using D.O.C.A. We examined the X-Ray of turky saddle (three cases of six patients produced bridge), bridge-Syndrome, and Thorn's test (-33%). From the results of these experiments adreno-cortical insufficiency or disorder of pituitary-adrenal system to have close relation with mechanism of periodic paralysis.


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