Neuromuscular Flashcards

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CMT 1 gene, sx, axonal vs. demyelinating?

A

PMP22 duplication
Classic sx
Demyelinating

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CMT2 sx, axonal vs. demyelinating?

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less severe, later onset than 1
Less severe foot and ortho
Demyelinating

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Dejerine-sottas AKA, sx

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CMT3, hypertrophic neuropathy of infancy

Bad. Neonatal, Proximal weakness, absent DTRs

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CMT 4 sx, axonal vs. demyelinating?

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CMT sx +
Possible hearing and vision loss
severe scoliosis
Demyelinating and axonal

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5
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Giant Axonal Neuropathy mutation, target

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GAN mutation, intermediate filaments of CNS and PNS

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Giant Axonal Neuropathy sx

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Sensorimotor neuropathy
CS Tract --> UMN signs
Optic atrophy
tight curled hair
walk on inside of feed
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Giant Axonal Neuropathy path

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Large focal axonal swellings with disorganized tightly packed neurofilaments

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8
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Multifocal motor neuropathy cause

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Anti-GM1 antibodies

Purely motor demyelination

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Multifocal motor neuropathy sx

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Progressive asymmetric weakness –> wasting, cramps, fasciculations.
Primarily impacts arms and hands
Hyporeflexia

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10
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Multifocal motor neuropathy tx

A

IVIG q4-6 wk

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11
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Myotonic Dystrophy 2 genetics

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CCTG repeat expansion zinc finger protein 9

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Myotonic Dystrophy 2 sx

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Proximal weakness, myotonia

less frequent cataracts and cardiac conduction probs

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Myotonic Dystrophy path

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Muscle fibers with multiple internalized nuclei
atrophic fibers with nuclear clumps
variable fiber sizes

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14
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Myotonic Dystrophy 1 genetics

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CTG repeat expansion DMPK gene

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Myotonic Dystrophy 1 sx

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distal weakness
Frontal balding
temporalis atrophy
cataracts
cardiac conduction defects
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16
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Paramyotonia vs myotonia congenita sx

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Paramyotonia - exercise worsens sx, worse in cold

Myotonia - warmup phenomenon

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17
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Central core myopathy sx

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Risk malignant hyperthermia
weak and hypotonic from birth
primarily proximal weakness, hip > shoulder

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Acute pandysautonomia cause, timing

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Autoimmune autonomic ganglionopathy, antibodies vs. ganglionic nicotinic receptors

dvlp sx over weeks (pure autonomic failure develops over >1 year)

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Inclusion body myositis age, sx

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In adults >50

Atrophy and weakness wrist/finger flexors, and legs (proximal > distal)

20
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Nemaline rod myopathy sx

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Proximal weakness, respiratory problems, cardiomyopathy

Neonate with dysmorphic features, contractures

21
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Nemaline rod myopathy path

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punctate inclusions in cytoplasm, type 1 muscle fiber atrophy

22
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Emery Dreifuss muscular dystrophy cause

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Deficiency Emerin or Lamin A/C proteins

23
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Emery Dreifuss muscular dystrophy sx

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Contractures elbows, ankles, neck
UE earlier than LE
Prominent cardiac problems
normal IQ`

24
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Myofibrillar myopathy sx

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Congenital muscular dystrophy
Slow progressive diffuse weakness (LE > UE)
Hyporeflexia with peripheral neuropathy
Commonly cardiac conduction defects

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Myofibrillar myopathy path

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Sarcolemmal accumulation dense granular and filamentous material

26
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Bethlem Myopathy cause, inheritance

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AD, defect collagen type 6

27
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Bethlem Myopathy sx

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Contractures elbow and ankle

Hyperextensible IP joint

28
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Primary lateral sclerosis sx

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UMN only, signs 3+ years from onset
Primarily spasticity
No autonomic sx

29
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Centronuclear myopathy sx, ages

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Hypotonia, ptosis, oculomotor palsies
Bulbar weakness, poss respiratory involvement

Slow progressive infant/child onset, severe X linked neonatal, or adult onset

30
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Primary HIV related myelopathy sx

A

Lateral and posterior column vacuolar myelopathy
No back pain, UE spared
Demyelination with axonal sparing

31
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Progressive Muscular Atrophy sx

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LMN only, progresses over 3-5 yr
Starts focal asymmetric distal weakness/atrophy
Younger onset than ALS

32
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Kennedy’s disease AKA

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X linked spinobulbar muscular atrophy

33
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Kennedy’s disease mutation, population

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CAG repeat expansion androgen receptor protein, Males ~4th decade

34
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Kennedy’s disease sx

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Weakness (prox >dist) --> atrophy, areflexia
Tremors, muscle cramp, fasciculations
bulbar signs later in course
Gyenocomastia
Endocrine abnl
35
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SMA 1 age, AKA, sx

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Infantile (Werdnig-Hoffman) - death by 2
Severe, never sit or limb antigravity mvts
Decreased fetal mvt, severe hypotonia, bulbar and respiratory probs

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SMA 2 age, sx

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Onset 1-2 yo
Sit but don’t walk
Motor delay, tremor, and contractures

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SMA 3 age, AKA, sx

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Juvenile (5-15yo), Kugelberg-welander
Remain ambulatory to adulthood
Present with difficulty walking
Prox muscle weakness, fine tremor, fasciculations

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SMA 4 age, AKA, sx

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Adult (3rd-4th decade), Pseudomyopathic
Proximal weakness (predominantly quads)
fasciculations
39
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Hirayama disease population, sx, MRI

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Monomelic amyotrophy
Young pts of asian origin
Progressive asymmetric weakness of one or both hands - stays in hands
High incidense atopic disorders

MRI - cervical cord thinning with signal change

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Bulbospinal neuronopathy sx

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Chin twitch with lip pursing
tremors, cramps, fasciculations
limb weakness

Endocrine - gynecomastia, testicular atrophy

41
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Kearns-sayre syndrome cause, sx

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mitochondrial myopathy
Progressive ophthalmoplegia
pigmentary retinopathy
ataxia
cardiac conduction probs
42
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Peroneal nerve fxn

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Dorsiflex and evert foot

Sensory lateral leg, web of big toe (deep), dorsum foot (superficial)

43
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Tibial nerve function

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Plantarflex, invert

Sensory - bottom of foot