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Myotonia Fluctuans

1 Nov 1994

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OBJECTIVES: To define a new type of dominant myotonic muscle disorder and to identify the gene lesion. DESIGN: Case series, clinical examination and electromyography, measurements of grip force and relaxation time, and DNA analysis to probe for mutation in the gene for the skeletal muscle sodium channel. SETTING: Outpatient clinic and home. PATIENTS: Three families studied; all together, 17 affected and nine...

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PMID: 7980103
DOI: 10.1001/archneur.1994.00540230033009

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