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A PEDIGREE OF DOMINANTLY INHERITED MYOTONIA CONGENITA K. Masahashi 1 , Y. Shimazono 1 , R. Otsuka 1 , N. Yamaguchi 1 , K. Isaki 1 , Takeda 2 1Department of Neuropsychiatry, Kanazawa University School of Medicine 2Department of Orthopedic Surgery, Kanazawa University School of Medicine pp.633-645
Published Date 1960/7/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406200956
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Four generations of one family which show-ed successively typical pictures of myoto-nia congenita (Thomsen's disease) were ob-served, and following results wern obtained.

1) Among its twenty-six totale members, who were above the age of 5 years, we con-firmed a typical picture of myotonia congeni-ta in nine cases and incomplete formes in two cases.

2) The age of the onset was between from 4 to 8 years after birth. Regarding to the manifestation rate of the disease, there was no significant difference in both sexes. The developement of myotonic disorders began in legs or arms, thereafter masticating muscles and orbital muscles were affected. Myotonic disorders lasted ever constantly, although they were increased. temporally by exhaus-tion, exposure in cold and in tense situation and in female by pregnancy.

3) In a female case, who had no complaint of myotonic disorders or any other and seem-ed to be quite free from the attack of the disease, some disputable findings were re-vealed by electromyographic examination.

4) Biochemical examinations of serum de-monstrated the slight decrease of potassium in density.


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