Myasthenia gravis: diagnosis delayed or missed
GM, 37, March, 2007
Frequently mistaken for more common conditions, myasthenia gravis is an autoimmune
disease of neuromuscular function. Exhausting the muscular system, it fluctuates in severity
while not disturbing the sensory processes or leading to atrophy. Drs Jonathan P Sherlock,
John C McGourty and Jeremy Brown furnish two case reports charting the difficulty in
diagnosis and the treatment options.
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