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SMI type I: Werdnign Hoffman disease - mutation? What does it look like?
SMN1, Chr 5; panfasicular atrophy - type 1 giant, type 2 atrophy
type 2 atropy may reflect what?
disuse of muscles from illness, glucocorticoids, hypercortisol
what does myopathic disease look like?
fibers shrink
what does neuropathic disease look like?
predominantly 1 fiber type
patho of myasthenia
autoAbs against nicotinic ACh receptors @ post synaptic side
presentation of myasthenia
slurred speech, heavy head, trouble swallowing, double vision
patho of Lambert Eaton
autoAb against presynaptic Ca2+ channels
presentation of Lambert Eaton
difficulting ascending stairs, metallic taste, cirgarettes, reflexes hard to elicit
what is Lambert Eaton assoc w/?
paraneoplastic syn - small cell lung cancer
presentation of Duchene's
delayed ambulation, toe walking, calf pseudo-hypertrophy, prox hip girdle weakness
what does dystropin do
connect intracellular contractile apparatus w/ ECM
death from Duchene's d/t what?
respiratory insufficiency or cardiomyopathy
patho of Limb Girdle disease
sarcoglycans missing, TRIM3
role of sarcoglycans?
link b/t F-actin cytoskeleton + ECM
TRIM32 role
E3 ubiquiton ligase - disrupt equilbrium of myofiber proteins
patho myotonic MD
CUG repeat in dystrophia myotonia protein kinase (DMPK) --> inhibit RNA splicing enzymes
rold of MBNL?
regulates mRNA splicing
presentaion of myotonic MD?
sustained muscle contraction, pain, cataracts
characteristics of congenital myopathies?
neonatal hypotonia, Z bad density
cause of ion channel myopathy?
mutations in ryanodine receptor1 gene --> core of reduced oxidative enzyme activity
presentation of central core disease?
periodic weakness, myotonia, malignant hyperthermia
treatment for malignant hyperthermia?
dantrolene sodium IV
types of mutation in mitochondrial myopathies?
nuclear DNA, mitochondrial point mutations, mitochondrial deletions or duplications
patho polymyositis
CD8 recognizes HLA 1 on sarcolemmal membranes; peri + endomysial infiltrate
age of polyositis
> 18
dermatomyositis patho
Ab mediated vascular disorder; perivascular atrophy
presentation of dermatomyositis
heliotrope rash, Gottrons papules, Machinist hands
age of dermatomyositis
5-15, 45-65 peaks
inclusion body myositis patho
CD8, amyloid, rimmed vacuoles, eosinophils
drugs/toxins that cause myopathies
thyroid dysfcn, ethanol, statins