Myopathy
Researchers at Jichi Medical University Have Published New Data on Myopathy
Published in Women's Health Weekly, December 22nd, 2011
2011 DEC 22 -- Researchers detail in "Decreased fetal movement prompts investigation of prenatal/neonatal nemaline myopathy: the possible merit of fetal movement count," new data in Myopathy. "We highlight the merit of fetal movement count to identify a fetus with neuromuscular disorder: nemaline myopathy. A 38-year-old 1-para woman not in a consanguineous marriage had decreased fetal movement," scientists in Tochigi, Japan report.
"This, together with increased amniotic fluid volume, led us to perform detailed ultrasound examinations, which revealed stretch contracture of the knee joints, leading us to suspect fetal neuromuscular disorders. At 38(2/7), she...
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