Lambert-Eaton Myasthenic Syndrome
Presentation :
- Progressive proximal weakness and diminished tendon reflexes that transiently improve with repetitive movement of affected muscles
Pathophysiology :
Diagnostic Testing:
- Diagnosis is confirmed by detection of serum anti–voltage-gated calcium channel antibodies and the EMG finding of facilitation of motor response to rapid repetitive stimulation
Treatment :
- Most patients with this syndrome have an undetected malignancy, typically SCLC!
Prognosis:
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Created on: Tuesday 08-15-2023