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Structure and Histochemistry of Inclusion Body Found in Central Nervous System of Myoclonus Epilepsis Masuyuki Nanba 1 1Dept. of Neuro-Psychiatry, Yamaguchi Medical School pp.103-107
Published Date 1965/3/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1431904158
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Autopsy of myoclonus epilepsy counts 7 cases in Japan. The most frequent appearance, the auther experienced, and in clinical syndrome, is myoclonic jerks, major fits, minor fits, ataxia, progressive diminution of intelligence, and vegetative dysfun-ction. The most characteristic common point is that death took place at the age from 17 to 24 except one died in an accident.

In two cases we could not find inclusion body except central nervous system. In heart fiber and liver cell there is a similar substance which Ha-rriman and Oyake reported.

Inclusion body is in the perikaryon of nerve cell and dendrite and in cytoplasma of neuroglia, how-ever in gray matter there is small particle whose relation with them is not clear.

The most convenient method to see the morpho-logical characteristics of inclusion body is the exa-mination by phasencontrastm kroscope of "non dye-ing" specimen.

In histochemical reaction, we saw the existence of phospholipids and mucopolysaccharids. In inner layer there suggests acidmucopolysaccharides. Mo-reover, there is the possibility of existing of small quantity of protein, iron and of some unknown sub-stance.


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