Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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3079432 | Neuromuscular Disorders | 2012 | 7 Pages |
Abstract
We suggest that: (a) the combination of paravertebral and abdominal muscle involvement may serve as a useful tool in the diagnostic work-up of patients with a clinical suspicion of Pompe disease; (b) trunk abnormalities appear at very early stages of disease and even in asymptomatic patients, possibly “announcing” the onset of the disease and thus the need for a closer clinical follow-up.
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Authors
AÃda Alejaldre, Jordi DÃaz-Manera, Sabrina Ravaglia, Enrico Colli Tibaldi, Francesco D'Amore, Germán MorÃs, Nuria Muelas, Juan J. VÃlchez, Ana GarcÃa-Medina, Mercedes Usón, Francisco A. MartÃnez GarcÃa, Isabel Illa, Anna Pichiecchio,