81. Strong Health - Service Search By Condition (G-K) HealthReproductive Endocrinology). J. Joint muscle disorders (Orthopaedics)Joint Surgery (Orthopaedics). K. Kaposi's Sarcoma (Medical http://www.stronghealth.com/FindaService/conditionGK.cfm

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82. Nemours.org - Muscle-Respiratory Clinic - Alfred I. DuPont Hospital For Children ataxia. The clinic meets concurrently with the muscle disorders Programso patients can see a team of doctors in one afternoon. http://www.nemours.org/no/aidhc/svcs/div2013.html

Find a Doctor About Us Employment Alfred I. duPont Hospital ... Contact Us Muscle-Respiratory Clinic A service of the Division of Pulmonary Medicine the Muscle-Respiratory Clinic is a multidisciplinary program designed for the evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of respiratory illnesses associated with neuromuscular disorders such as spinal muscular atrophy, Duchenne muscular dystrophy, congenital muscular dystrophy, and Friedreich's ataxia. The clinic meets concurrently with the Muscle Disorders Program so patients can see a team of doctors in one afternoon. The clinic meets the second, third, and fourth Fridays of each month. Physicians at the Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children are specially trained and are dedicated to providing the highest level of pediatric care to children. The Division of Pulmonary Medicine and the Muscle-Respiratory Clinic use the most up-to-date and innovative techniques available. Services Available: Pulmonary function testing Ventilator parameter checks Health checks Respiratory care reviews Opportunities for patients and families to ask questions about various respiratory concerns Opportunities for patients and families to learn incentive spirometry Typical Diagnoses/Problems: Spinal muscular dystrophy Duchenne muscular dystrophy Congenital muscular dystrophy Friedreich's ataxia

83. Neuromuscular: Muscle Autoantibodies Antibodies and complement in myopathies and neuromuscular junction disorders. Maintained by Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, MO. http://www.neuro.wustl.edu/neuromuscular/lab/mantibody.html

Front Search Index Links ... Patient Info General topics Antibodies Acetylcholine receptor ANCA Cytoplasmic DNA ... Lambert-Eaton myasthenia M-protein Amyloid : Light chain Anti-Decorin myopathy : IgM Scleromyxedema : IgG Myasthenia gravis Neuropathy Specific antibodies 56 kD RNP component Centromere Double-stranded DNA Fibrillarin ... PM-Scl RNP Nuclear: U1-nRNP U2-nRNP Ribosomal Signal Recognition Particle ... Anti-Acetylcholine Receptor (IgG) Anti-Striational (IgG): With Thymoma Lambert-Eaton Myasthenic Syndrome Anti-P-type Calcium Channel (IgG) Anti-Decorin (BJ antigen) Myopathy Clinical features Onset: 7th deacde Weakness Proximal Symmetric Tendon reflexes: Present Course: Slowly progressive to moderate disability Laboratory Serum CK: High, ~ 1,000 IgM k M-protein Serum IgM vs Decorin (BJ antigen): Testing Decorin antigen Proteoglycan Located in muscle basal lamina Antigenic epitope: Chondroitin sulfate carbohydrate moiety Muscle pathology Variable muscle fiber size Endomysial fibrosis Large, irregularly shaped myonuclei Endomysial deposition of IgM Serum IgM binding to muscle endomysium ANTIBODIES IN CONNECTIVE TISSUE DISORDERS Antibody types Cytoplasmic Nuclear Nucleolar ... MYOSITIS -ASSOCIATED ANTIBODIES Specificity: High for inflammatory myopathies Sensitivity: 1% to 35% Antibody class: IgG Target antigen Not tissue specific Usually enzyme, not tRNA

84. Telethon Has Moved disorders, cardiomyopathies and the recent advances of the scientific research on these subjects. Moreover muscleNET contains a study companion in muscle http://www.bio.unipd.it/~telethon

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85. Myopathy Differential Diagnosis Detailed information on some of the muscle diseases. http://www.neuro.wustl.edu/neuromuscular/maltbrain.html

Disorders: Differential Diagnosis Index Search Myopathy Neuropathy ... Wash U DISTRIBUTION OF WEAKNESS: Distinctive Patterns Gowers ' sign General Asymmetry with EOM Weakness without EOM Weakness Limb-Girdle Syndromes Focal Bulbar Congenital Paraspinous Posterior Neck ... Scapular Most myopathies are symmetric and maximal proximally. See Neuromuscular Syndromes TIME COURSE SYSTEMIC FEATURES Acute Episodic Fatigue Myasthenic Syndromes Onset of weakness Congenital Infantile Amyloid Cardiac + Myopathy No myopathy Central Nervous System Endocrine ... Skin MUSCLE FEATURES LAB FEATURES GENERAL Muscle Fiber Activity Cramps Pain Reflexes Size Large Muscles Autoantibodies Creatine Kinase (CK): Very High Unexpectedly High Low Dystrophinopathy ... Immunomodulating therapies Muscle innervation Upper extremity Lower extremity Neuromuscular Syndromes Toxic ... Typical Disease Patterns Go to Differential Diagnosis of Neuropathies Return to Neuromuscular Home Page or newly revised Other recent revisions

86. The Peripheral Nervous System, Neuromuscular Junction, And Muscle Information about disorders of the peripheral nervous system. http://www.medinfo.ufl.edu/year2/neuro/review/pereiph.html

Return to Neuro Home Page Return to Review Index The Peripheral Nervous System, Neuromuscular Junction, and Muscle The Spinal Cord The Brain Stem And Cerebellum The Diencephalon The Basal Ganglia ... The Cerebral Cortex Neurological problems frequently result from lesions that spare the central nervous system, but involve nerve roots, plexuses, peripheral nerves, neuromuscular junction or muscle. We cannot hope to review the anatomy of all the nerves and muscles in the body, but we will summarize the deficits resulting from pathology in various peripheral sites, and will list a few nerves that you should be familiar with. Roots, plexuses and nerves: Motor deficits These are the features of lower motor neuron dysfunction, and include weakness, atrophy, and, at times, fasciculations (spontaneous firing of one nerve fiber, resulting in contraction of the muscles fibers that it innervates). The distribution depends upon the nerve(s) affected. Sensory deficits These may reflect damage to large sensory fibers (loss of vibration and position) or to small fibers (loss of pain and temperature) or both. Autonomic deficits Changes in skin temperature and sweating often accompany peripheral nerve lesions, but are difficult to assess reliably.

87. Lakewoodclinic Physical medicine and rehabilitation physicians in Austin, Texas. Diagnosis and nonsurgical treatment of nerve, muscle, ligament, bone and joint disorders. http://www.lakewoodclinic.com

Locations Appointment Info. Located in Austin and Lakeway Texas, our clinic is a group of physicians pursuing Electrodiagnosis. We specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of nerve, muscle, ligament, bone and joint disorders using conservative (non-surgical) measures. Click here to learn more about Prolotherapy Click here for patient education materials and our appointment questionnaire ( Click on the photos for more information ) David K. Harris, M.D. Eduardo R. Elizondo, M.D. Eduardo R. Elizondo, MD, PLLC David Keith Harris, MD, PLLC 7307 Creekbluff Drive Austin, Texas 78750 Phone (512) 454-1234 Fax (512) 476-0850 CountZ.com 09/11/2001 - United We Stand the Lakewood Clinic - Revised October 5, 2002 - Thanks for visiting!

88. Welcome To Campbell Orthopaedic-physical Therapy Treating Back Pain. Lower Back A full service outpatient facility specializing in the treatment of all muscle, bone, and joint injuriesincluding neck and back disorders. (Mesa) http://campbellorthopt.com

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89. Neuromuscular Home Page Review of various muscle, nerve and neuromuscular disorders; links to relevant sites. http://www.neuro.wustl.edu/neuromuscular/

N EUROMUSCULAR D ISEASE C ENTER Washington University, St. Louis, MO USA Index Search Myopathy Neuropathy ... EMG ACGME-approved New or Revised Pages External links Contact our NMD center Patient information ... Active clinical trials Reference links: OMIM: Search OMIM New: Mar 2003 Protein data base Enzyme data base PDR PubMed Bookmarks Library Journals Other links Directories WU Neurology WU School of Medicine BJC Health System Myopathy ... Cerebellar SYNDROMES: Neuromuscular CNS INDEXES Alphabetical index STAT!Ref Texts On-line Search Neuromuscular ... Antibodies NEUROMUSCULAR EVALUATION General principles Disease patterns: Wallet WebSites Evaluations: Clinical Laboratory Test forms Nerve ... Antibody ANTIBODY TESTING Gangliosides: GalNAc-GD1a Other: MAG GALOP ... Test form NEUROMUSCULAR DIVISION Personnel and Overview Working late Clinical Laboratory Biopsies Muscle Nerve February 2003 Mutations in fast skeletal muscle proteins cause arthrogryposis Distal arthrogryposis: Types January 2003 CMT gene mutations Type 2B Type 4B2 December 2002 CMT, Type IC

90. Centronuclear And Myotubular Myopathy Information Point British information point for sufferers and their families of these disorders and associated muscle abnormalities. http://tonilouise.tripod.com

Information Point United Kingdom Established March 2001 TEXT size too BIG or too small for your computer? Click on View , click on Text Size and adjust accordingly Welcome About This Site What's New on the Site? What is Centronuclear / Myotubular Myopathy? - A Report by Gail Herman MD, Ph.D. ... toni.abram1@btopenworld.com Links not working / suggestions for the site - please email Toni This site was last updated on 28 March 2003 s="na";c="na";j="na";f=""+escape(document.referrer)

91. The Voice Center: Laryngeal Muscle Tension Disorders This page discusses diagnosis and treatment of laryngeal muscle tension disorders.The Voice Center. Laryngeal muscle Tension disorders Voice Manifestations. http://www.voice-center.com/MTDvoice.html

The Voice Center Laryngeal Muscle Tension Disorders: Voice Manifestations "Laryngeal muscle tension disorder" is the general term given to describe a variety of conditions that can cause both voice and breathing problems. When the voice is primarily affected, these disorders are also called muscle tension dysphonia. This page provides more information on how laryngeal muscle tension dysphonia can affect the voice. Laryngeal muscle tension disorders can also produce severe airway obstruction, and a separate page describes this condition. Voice Disorders and Laryngeal Muscle Tension Dysphonia: When the disorder primarily affects the voice, the condition is called a muscle tension dysphonia . ("Dysphonia" is the term used to describe an abnormal sounding voice). Speaking and singing requires extremely high coordination of many muscles, and under some circumstances these muscles may lose some of this coordination or they may contract inappropriately. This can produce a hoarse voice, neck pain, neck fatigue, and even complete loss of the voice. In most cases the problem in muscle tension dysphonia (MTD for short) can be said to exist at the level of the neck or the larynx. It differs from a different disorder called

92. ClinicalTrials.gov - Linking Patients To Medical Research: Study Details We plan to expand our studies to include other movement disorders associated withabnormal muscle contraction such as tics, spasticity, chorea, and tardive http://www.clinicaltrials.gov/ct/gui/show/NCT00001208?order=6

93. Disorders Of Voluntary Muscle - Cambridge University Press Medicine. Neurology Clinical Neuroscience. disorders of Voluntary muscle. 7th Edition. Ionchannel disorders of muscle Louis J. Ptácek and Saïd Bendahhou; 31. http://books.cambridge.org/0521650623.htm

Home Catalogue Related Areas: Medicine New titles Email For updates on new titles in: Medicine Disorders of Voluntary Muscle 7th Edition Edited by George Karpati, David Hilton-Jones, Robert C. Griggs, Foreword by Lord Walton of Detchant In stock Reviews ‘Hands down, this book is the best current publication in its category. The seventh edition is well timed to capture the massive increase of information since the previous edition of 1994.’Doody’s Review Service ‘ content and writing are excellent and the book is a pleasure to interrogate. It remains an essential library item.’C. M. Wiles, Brain ‘For busy clinicians, the beautifully illustrated and clearly written figures in this edition make it easy to fully comprehend The book maintains a state-of-the-art ability to diagnose and treat diseases of skeletal muscle with a sufficient understanding of their scientific basis. This edition is truly a concise, but comprehensive text for scientists as well as clinicians.’Masfumi Matsuo, Pediatrics International ‘Combining essential new knowledge with the fundamentals of history taking and clinical examination, and extensively illustrated, this book will continue to be the mainstay for practicing physicians and biomedical scientists concerned with muscle disease.’New Medical World Weekly

94. Muscle, Bone, & Joint Disorders | Ahealthyme.com Sign up for our Newsletter! Cool Tools. You are here Home Ills Conditions muscle, Bone, Joint disorders. muscle, Bone, Joint disorders. http://www.ahealthyme.com/topic/muscles

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95. Muscle, Bone, & Joint Disorders | Principal Health News Joint disorders, muscle, Bone, Joint disorders. Register or log in.muscle, Bone, Joint disorders Directory. Amyotrophic Lateral http://www.principalhealthnews.com/topic/muscles

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96. Malaysian Society Of Rheumatology Professional organization of rheumatologists who treat disorders of the joints, muscles and bones. Also provide basic online education on rheumatology. This site is an effort to increase the awareness of Malaysians in these disorders. http://www.msr.org.my/html/index.htm

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97. American College Of Rheumatology Professional organization of rheumatologists and associated health professionals who cure disorders of the joints, muscles and bones. http://www.rheumatology.org/

Association of Rheumatology Health Professionals Research and ... Site Map ACR News and Information State-of-the-Art Clinical Symposium Advance registration fee rates have been extended for this important CME activity. More 2003 Annual Meeting: Abstract Submission Now Open Online submissions must be received by May 1. You can also read the the ACR and ARHP Calls for Abstracts for the 2003 Annual Scientific Meeting and Basic Research Conference, and browse additional information for attendees and exhibitors. Reimbursement Victory! Medicare recently released its revised conversion factor (CF) for the 2003 physician fee schedule. The final CF of $36.7856 will give physicians a 1.62% increase over last years fee schedule. More Also: A quick guide to help you calculate your 2003 fee schedule Read the ACR President's Column: In the March column "

98. Rhabdomyolysis Symptoms - Baycol Side Effects, Lipobay Lawyers, Muscle Disorders The most common symptom of rhabdomyolysis is muscle ache and/or tenderness often experienced in the muscles of the back, legs and arms. http://www.asbestoslawyers.com/baycol_faq.htm

- Overview - FAQ's - Health Risks - Recall Info ... - In the News Baycol Frequently Asked Questions How is Rhabdomyolysis detected? Rhabdomyolysis is indicated by the following symptoms: abnormal urine color - usually dark red or brownish; muscle pain, weakness and/or tenderness; fever; nausea; vomiting; general malaise. In addition to these symptoms, rhabdomyolysis may be indicated if a urinalysis (test of the urine) and blood analysis reveal increased levels of myoglobin in the system. There are other components of urinalysis and blood testing that indicate rhabdomyolysis. These indicators can be explained by your doctor. What are some of the Symptoms of Rhabdomyolysis? The most common symptom of rhabdomyolysis is muscle ache and/or tenderness - often experienced in the muscles of the back, legs and arms. Additional symptoms can include fever, nausea, vomiting and a general feeling of weakness. Darkened urine is perhaps the most telltale symptom of rhabdomyolysis. This is caused by the release of muscle contents into the bloodstream. What should I do if I have experienced the Symptoms while taking Baycol®/Lipobay®?

99. Facts About Metabolic Diseases Of Muscle | MDA Publications Facts About Metabolic Diseases of muscle Muscular Dystrophy Association, I've learnedto watch for signs of muscle breakdown so I can avoid kidney failure. http://www.mdausa.org/publications/fa-metab.html

New 6/00 Facts About Metabolic Diseases of Muscle Muscular Dystrophy Association Introduction Questions and Answers Does It Run in the Family? MDA's Search for a Treatment or Cure ... MDA is Here to Help You INTRODUCTION Dear Friends: If you've just learned that you or a loved one has a metabolic muscle disorder, you're probably both relieved and concerned. That's how I felt when I learned at age 27 that I had muscle phosphorylase deficiency, or McArdle's disease. Keith Stout It was a great relief to have a name and an explanation for a problem I'd had since early childhood. Knowing that my disease is rare and hard to diagnose helped me understand why I'd spent so many years believing I needed to "try harder" but only feeling weaker when I did. It was a relief to know that I wasn't "lazy" and wasn't the only one with this problem. But getting a diagnosis also raised some questions. What treatment was there? Would my symptoms get worse? Did the disease affect more than my voluntary muscles? How could I avoid episodes of weakness? Would my children have the same disease? All those questions are addressed in this brochure from the Muscular Dystrophy Association. MDA offers information and support that will help you move from self-doubt to self-management of your metabolic disorder.

100. Sports Wraps For Runner's Knee, Leg Cramps, Leg Pain, Muscle Spasm, Runner's Kne Sports Wraps for Runner's Knee, Leg Cramps, Leg Pain, muscle Spasm, Osgood Schlatters,Shin Splints. The inside muscle of the quadriceps is the vastus medialis. http://www.macrocap.com/pain.swelling/sports.wraps.htm

Sports Wraps for Runner's Knee, Leg Cramps, Leg Pain, Muscle Spasm, Osgood Schlatters, Shin Splints Click Here for Complete Product Information, Clinical Studies, Testimonials, Online Ordering or Call at 1-888-972-7200, if we are not here leave a message ice wraps,hot wraps,chondromalacia,runner's knee,leg pain,tendinitis,leg cremps,muslce spasm,,knee injury,knee pain," Tendinitis, Paratendinitis and Tendinosis - Cramps - Spasms - Pain - Runner's Knee Of all the overuse problems associated with knee injury, knee tendinitis is among the most common and given numeroous names - Runner's Knee, Osgood Schlatter, Shin Splints, Bursitis, etc. In the past, all conditions have been termed tendinitis and treated accordingly-cramps, spasm and leg aches. There now are several different pathological entities. These are: tendinitis, paratendinitis, tendinosis, partial and complete rupture. Tendinitis is a catch term for inflammation of the tendon itself from a knee injury, and can often co-exist with paratendinitis causing all the symptoms of knee pain, cramps, spasm and aches. The cause of tendinitis usually results from microscopic tears within the tendon and triggering an inflammatory response within the tendon. Common areas susceptible to tendinitis are; achilles, patella, adductor longus, supraspinatus, biceps, tibialis posterior and flexor hallucis longus tendons.

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