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A case of paramyotonia congenita without periodic paralysis: electrophysiological and molecular genetic studies.

The neurologist - 1 May 2010

Park Jeong Ho, Lee Young Wha, Park Sun Ah, Lee Tae Kyeong, Rho Hak Jae, Sung Ki Bum

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Paramyotonia congenita (PC), first described in 1886 by Eulenberg, is characterized by cold and exercise-induced muscle stiffness and intermittent flaccid paresis not necessarily related to cold or myotonia. Several authors segregated a pure form of PC, which has no periodic paralysis, even after cold exposure. The existence of this phenotype has been debated in the literature. We describe electrophysiological...

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PMID: 20445432
DOI: 10.1097/NRL.0b013e3181a3cb6c

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