Muscle & nerve · 2016
Muscle fiber type proportion and size is not altered in mcardle disease.
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Henning Franclo, Cunninghame Carol Anne, Martín Miguel Angel, Rubio Juan Carlos, Arenas Joaquín, Lucia Alejandro, HernáNdez-Laín Aurelio, Kohn Tertius Abraham
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INTRODUCTION: McArdle disease is a metabolic myopathy that presents with exercise intolerance and episodic rhabdomyolysis. Excessive muscle recruitment has also been shown to be present during strenuous exercise, suggesting decreased power output. These findings could potentially be explained by either impaired contractility, decreased fiber size, or altered fiber type proportion. However, there is a paucity of data on the morphological features seen on muscle histology.
METHODS: We examined muscle biopsies of patients with McArdle disease from a Spanish cohort and compared the findings with healthy controls.
RESULTS: We found no significant difference in the fiber type proportion or mean fiber size between McArdle patients and controls in the biceps brachii or vastus lateralis muscles.
CONCLUSIONS: No alterations in muscle fiber type proportion or size were found on muscle histology of patients with McArdle disease. Future research should focus on assessment of muscle fiber contractility to investigate the functional impairment. Muscle Nerve 55: 916-918, 2017.
METHODS: We examined muscle biopsies of patients with McArdle disease from a Spanish cohort and compared the findings with healthy controls.
RESULTS: We found no significant difference in the fiber type proportion or mean fiber size between McArdle patients and controls in the biceps brachii or vastus lateralis muscles.
CONCLUSIONS: No alterations in muscle fiber type proportion or size were found on muscle histology of patients with McArdle disease. Future research should focus on assessment of muscle fiber contractility to investigate the functional impairment. Muscle Nerve 55: 916-918, 2017.