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AN AUTOPSY CASE OF MEMBRANOUS LIPODYSTROPHY (NASU) Masayuki Takeshima 1 , Hiroshi Hitomi 1 , Motohiko Kimura 2 , Kenji Doi 3 , Kazuo Hamaya 3 1Internal Medicine, Okayama Saiseikai General Hospital 2Neuro-psychiatry, Okayama Saiseikai General Hospital 3Anatomic Pathology, Okayama Saiseikai General Hospital pp.975-982
Published Date 1984/10/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406205391
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Membranous lipodytrophy (Nasu) is characteri-zed by polycystic osteodysplasia associated with dementia. We recently experienced a 9th autopsy case in Japan. This 50 year-old male, eldest in the reported autopsied case in Japan, presented bone fracture at 35 year of age and dementia started at 45. His parents were cousins. His sister, died with carcinoma of the bladder at 35, develo-ped marked osteoporosis with multiple pathologi-cal fractures and "membrano-cystic" lesions were found in her adipose tissue. The roentgenogram of the patient's long bone revealed radiolucent and cystic areas with irregular boundaries at the metaphyses. Computer tomography of the brain examined during the last 3 years showed slowly progressive brain atrophy. Calcifications of the basal ganglia or low density area in the white matter were not foud.

Autopsy showed typical "membrano-cystic" le-sions in the adipose tissue of the whole body including bone marrow.

Brain weighed 1,030 g. There was a mild con-volutional atrophy at the frontal lobe. White mat-ter was diffusely atrophic. Demyelination was li mited to the frontal lobe, where only small num-ber of perivascular sudanophilic lipid-laden mac-rophages were found. Fibrillary astrocytes were rather diffusely proliferated, consistent with scle-rosing leukoencephalopathy. Many spheroids were found in the frontal and occipital deep white matters, and external capsule. Ultrastructural study of spheroid revealed increased amount of neuro-filament, vesicles with free patchy dense materials and degenerated mitochondria, which were consis-tent with primary axonal degeneration.


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