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[Myaesthenia Gravis] Flashcards

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Myaesthenic snarl

preserved vertical but decreased horizontal excursion of lips

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voice fades on counting to 50

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Tendon reflexes normal

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Females

Thymic hyperplasia

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Males

thymic atrophy/tumours

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nicotinic acetylcholine receptors

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ocular muscle fatigue

difficulty swallowing/speaking

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Shows orbicularis fatigue

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Anti-AchR

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70

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MuSK (muscle specific tyrosine kinase)

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Decremental muscle response

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13
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> 2mm

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CT of thymus

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15
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Pyridostigmine (anticholinesterase)

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Prednisolone
+ azathioprine/d
OR
Methotrexate /week

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alternate days

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Osteoporotic prophylaxis

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methotrexate

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azothioprine

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Thymectomy

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respiratory muscle fatigue during relapse

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Forced vital capacity

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ocular
(bulbar, face, neck, limb)
Truck

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salivation
lacrimation
miosis

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IV Immunoglobulin

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life threatening weakness of respiratory muscles in relapse

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plasmapheresis
or
IV Ig

31
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[lambert-eaton}: what is the difference in presentation between MG and LE myasthenic syndrome?

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gait difficulty before eye signs

32
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[lambert-eaton}: what is the pathophysiological cause of LES?

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Antibodys against pre-synaptic membrane Calcium voltage channels

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[lambert-eaton}:LES can be autoimmune or caused by …

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small cell lung cancer (paraneoplastic)

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