Titlebook: Neuromuscular Diseases; A Practical Approach Michael Swash,Martin S. Schwartz Book 1997Latest edition Springer-Verlag London 1997 assessmen

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Clinical Assessment and Measurement, impulses, the function of the neuromuscular junction and the physical and biochemical processes of muscular contraction, has increased. Indeed, some neuromuscular disorders have themselves led to insights into these basic mechanisms. Huxley (1986) has reviewed the historical background of discoveries in relation to muscular contraction.

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Acquired Polyneuropathies,uent. About half of all insulin-dependent diabetics have symptomatic neuropathy, representing about 0.5% of the population of developed countries (Brown and Green 1984; Brown and Asbury 1984) (Table 11.1)

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Inflammatory Myopathies and Related Disorders,l features suggestive of inflammation. The inflammatory myopathies, as a group of disorders, are the commonest of the acquired myopathies. Characteristically, muscular involvement is mainly proximal, although focal and distal presentations may occur. The syndrome may be acute, subacute or chronic.

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ld of neuromuscular disorders and the book is based on theirNine years have elapsed since the second edition of this book was published. In this time the principal advances in neuromuscular diseases have been in the application of molecular genetics to understanding the aetiology and pathogenesis of

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A Clinical Approach to the Neuropathies,heir axons, or both, may be affected. Although autonomic disturbances rarely form a major aspect of the clinical features of peripheral neuropathy, autonomic neuropathy, e.g. in diabetes mellitus, can be a major source of disability.