Charcot-Marie Tooth Disease Flashcards
1
Q
It is the most common….neuropathy
A
Hereditary peripheral neuropathy
2
Q
What kind of loss predominates?
A
Motor
3
Q
Is it autosomal dominant or recessive?
A
Dominant
4
Q
Can sensory loss occur?
A
Yes although predominantly motor
Sensory loss in arms, hands, legs and feet
5
Q
What symptoms and signs are associated?
A
Distal muscle weakness and atrophy Foot drop Frequent tripping Foot deformities Hyporeflexia
6
Q
What kind of foot deformities can occur?
A
High arches or flat feet Curled toes (hammer toes)
7
Q
As it progresses, what symptoms occur?
A
Weakness and atrophy in hands Degeneration of sensory axons Sense of vibration and proprioception lost Scoliosis Contractures
