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A CASE OF SLOWLY PROGRESSIVE MYOPATHY WITH PROMINENT MUSCLE CONTRACTURE I. Sobue 1 , M. Iida 1 , K. Ando 1 , Y. Nagata 1 1The 1st Dept. of Internal Medicine, Nagoya Univ. School of Medicine pp.1034-1038
Published Date 1963/11/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406201564
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A female case, 18 years, whose disease had the onset at age of about one year and seven months, has slowly progressed and has shown muscle weakness and strange palpation like sand-bag in the muscles of both extremities, for that there were muscle contracture and flextion position of both limbs, was reported.

The muscle weakness and muscle contract-ure involved all the muscles over the whole body, excluding facial muscles. The muscle contracture brought the joint deformity of the limbs as well as considerable lordosis. In neu-rological examination there were no particu-lar findings but hyporeflexia except for the finding of the muscles as previously mention-ed. In the laboratory examination, transami-nase, aldolase, serum protein and electrolytes were within normal value with one exception of the accentuation of erythrocyte sedimenta-tion rate. Electromyogram showed high amp-litude potential during voluntary contraction instead of low amplitude NMU voltage. The muscle biopsy revealed granular floccular degeneration of the muscle fiber with slight phagocytosis and increase of the fatty tissue at the endomysium.

According to those findings, the following may be considered as a diagnosis : progressi-ve muscular dystrophy, chronic polymyositis, and fibromyositis. However, relationship be-tween them is not clear and must be discussed in detail. The present case is one of giving the accurate diagnosis with difficulty. Actual-ly, it will be reasonable to deal such case with an atypical myopathy.


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