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ON THE VALUE OF THE DETERMINATION OF SERUM ENZYME ACTIVITIES IN THE DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF VARIOUS NEU-ROMUSCULAR DISEASES IN CHILDREN. ITS CORRELATION WITH THE CLINICAL, ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC, HISTOLOGIC AND METABOLIC FINDINGS Y. Fukuyama 1 , N. Shima 1 , M. Kawazura 1 , H. Sugita 2 1Department of Pediatrics, Univ. of Tokyo School of Medicine 2Department of Internal Medicine, Univ. of Tokyo School of Medicine pp.783-795
Published Date 1960/9/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406200977
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The level of serum GO-T, GP-T and aldo-lase was determined in 58 children who were diagnosed as having progressive muscular dystrophy (25 cases), spinal progressive mus-cular atrophy (8 cases), residual muscle at-rophy due to poliomyelitis (3 cases), and aty-pical and undifferentiated muscle atrophies of various categories (22 cases).

(A) The results in clinically typical cases.

(1) In cases of myogenic muscle atrophy, e. g., of progressive muscular dystrophy, three enzymes were constantly elevated to over normal range, GO-T ranging from 33 to 330 Sigma units, GP-T ranging from 33 to 208 Sigma units, and aldolase ranging from 46 to 222 Sibley units.

In the contrary, most cases of typical neu-rogenic muscle atrophy showed normal serum enzyme activities generally, with the excep-tion of a part of patients with infantile spinal progressive muscular atrophy who showed slightly higher values of serum al-dolase activity.


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