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On the Vulpian-Bernhardt's Type of Spinal Progressive Muscular Atrophy Hiroshi Horiguchi 1 , Yukio Fukuyama 1 1Dept. of Pediatrics, Univ. of Tokyo School of Medicine pp.485-492
Published Date 1957/8/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406200596
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The author reported here a case of 11 years old boy who manifested slowly progressive symmetrical muscular atrophies over the face, shoulder, back and upper arms, and who complained his ristricted motor ability with-out any sensory disturbances. Many clinical pictures such as early onset of disease, the so-called myopathic facies with pseudo-hypertrophic buccal muscles, absence of muscular fibrillation or fasciculation, and particularly the characteristic distribution and mode of progression of muscular wastings strongly suggested that this morbid process were myogenic and this patient were con-cerned with the facioscapulohumeral type of myopathy (Landouzy-Déjèrine's type).

But this suggestion was incorrect, because careful electromyographic examination de-tected from atrophic muscles many synchro-nization voltages of high amplitude (3~4 mV) which, according to our present knowledge, are supposed to result from some lesion of the motor nerve cells in the anterior horn of spinal cord.

It became evident thus that this patient suffered from the Vulpian-Bernhardt's type of spinal progressive muscluar atrophy, which belongs to a extremely rare entity especially in childhood.


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