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45. NEJM -- Genetics And Physiology Of The Myotonic Muscle Disorders Review Article from The New England Journal of Medicine Genetics and Physiology of the Myotonic muscle disorders. http://content.nejm.org/cgi/content/short/328/7/482

HOME SEARCH CURRENT ISSUE PAST ISSUES ... HELP Please sign in for full text and personal services Previous Volume 328:482-489 February 18, 1993 Number 7 Next Genetics and Physiology of the Myotonic Muscle Disorders Louis J. Ptacek, Keith J. Johnson, and Robert C. Griggs Since this article has no abstract, we have provided an extract of the first 100 words of the full text and any section headings. Full Text Add to Personal Archive Add to Citation Manager E-mail When Cited ... PubMed Citation The myotonic muscle disorders represent a heterogeneous group of clinically similar diseases sharing the feature of myotonia: delayed relaxation of muscle after voluntary contraction (action myotonia) or mechanical stimulation (percussion myotonia). In classic myotonia the myotonia improves as muscles warm up, whereas in paradoxical myotonia (paramyotonia) it worsens with repeated muscle contractions. Electrophysiologically, myotonia is characterized by the repetitive electrical activity of muscle fibers. Two decades of work on the electrophysiology of myotonia focused attention on the muscle cell membrane as the site of the molecular defects of these diseases. Genetic-linkage studies have now

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49. Deadly Poison Helping Doctors Treat Muscle Disorders Deadly poison helping doctors treat muscle disorders. School of Medicine physicians are using a deadly poison to cure symptoms in http://gazette.unc.edu/archives/95jan25/file.37.html

Deadly poison helping doctors treat muscle disorders School of Medicine physicians are using a deadly poison to cure symptoms in patients with debilitating diseases. "Botulinum toxinwhich causes botulism, or severe food poisoningis one of the most toxic substances known to man," said Colin Hall, professor and vice chair of neurology. "In fatal cases, cardiac and respiratory paralysis occurs. The toxin has even been developed for use in germ warfare." But scientists have discovered a positive use for the complex chemical: treating patients with muscle disorders. "The reason the botulinum toxin is so poisonous is because it blocks the impulse of the nerves as it reaches the muscle, paralyzing the muscles," Hall said. "Used in small doses in localized areas, however, it can weaken muscles that are overacting and uncontrolled." At the recently opened Botox Clinic at UNC Hospitals, doctors inject tiny, safe doses of the botulinum toxin into hyperactive muscles of patients, Hall said. The treatment has a slight side effect of causing weakness in the muscle for a couple of weeks, but one dose has been effective in practically eliminating some disorders for two to six months. Botox treatment has helped treat patients with muscle spasticity, including those who have a stroke or suffer from cerebral palsy, those who have hemifacial spasms (uncontrollable, continuous twitching in one side of the face) and those with laryngeal dystonia, who get increased tone in their vocal chords and almost cannot speak.

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Home State Local Units Membership ... Links MUSCLE DISORDERS THE CLINICAL PICTURE You finally finish tying the last pack while your friend has been circling on his four year old filly. This is their first mountain trip and the nervous filly dug a big hole at the hitching rack while the packs were being tied. The string has just left the trailhead when your friend calls out that his filly is sweating and is walking funny behind. It has been an uneventful trip into the wilderness taking most of the day. The horses and mules were turned loose in the meadow while you enjoyed the first camp meal. At dusk you stroll out into the meadow and find your saddle horse standing away from the other stock that are quietly grazing. As you approach, you notice he seems distressed, has flared nostrils, and is quivering. When you try to move him, he will not walk. The last day of the trip you leave the canyon floor at midday and work your way up to the trailhead. It is warm and the creeks you crossed last year are dry. By late afternoon you notice the third pack horse is lagging behind so you change his position and take him on lead. At the trailhead you unsaddle the stock and offer them a drink in the packing corral. The horse you led won't drink, is breathing fast, and seems depressed. The first stop on the trip is about two hours out. The trail is mostly downhill and the going is easy. The horses get restless after having drank at the spring and you tell your friends to get aboard to continue. As you leave the spring one rider falls behind. You stop to see if there is a problem and he says his horse is acting strange and doesn't want to walk.

52. Center For Muscle And Muscle Disorders Center for Muscle and muscle disorders. University of Minnesota. KingDenborough syndrome. Ocular myopathies. Other muscle disorders Lambert-Brody s disease; http://mbbnet.umn.edu/labs/cmmd.html

Center for Muscle and Muscle Disorders University of Minnesota B-515 Mayo Box 294 420 Delaware St. SE Minneapolis, MN 55455-0374 Phone: (612) 624-7912 Fax: (612) 626-2363 Contact: John Day, MD., PhD., Neurology Paul Iaizzo, PhD., Anesthesiology and Physiology CMMD Homepage Biomedical Field Research Education Outreach Programs Research and Clinical Services Chloride channelopathies Autosomal dominant myotonia congenita (Thomsen) Recessive generalized myotonia (Becker) Dystrophinopathies Duchenne's muscular dystrophy Becker muscular dystrophy Mitochondrial myopathies Myasthenic disorders Sodium channelopathies Hyperkalemic periodic paralysis Normokalemic periodic paralysis Paramyotonia congenita Myotonia fluctuans Potassium aggravated myotonia Myotonia permanens Secondary channelopathies Myotonic dystrophy Schwartz-Jampel syndrome Proximal myotonic myopathy Triad channelopathies Malignant hyperthermia susceptibility Central core disease King-Denborough syndrome Ocular myopathies Other muscle disorders Lambert-Brody's disease Hypokalemic periodic paralysis MBBNet is not affiliated with Medical Alley

53. Adverse Drug Reaction Reporting Systems mortality, maternal. mortality, morbidity, surgery. muscle. muscle disorders. paramyotonia congenita. Eulenberg’s disease. myotonia. muscle relaxants. http://www.aaic.net.au/TOCLinks.asp?View=3&K=MUSCLE DISORDERS

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