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Case Reports
. 1978 Sep 12;219(1):37-45.
doi: 10.1007/BF00313367.

Nemaline bodies in a progressive infantile neuromuscular disorder

Case Reports

Nemaline bodies in a progressive infantile neuromuscular disorder

W de Coster et al. J Neurol. .

Abstract

Nemaline bodies are described in a case of a progressive neuromuscular disorder, which is difficult to classify. The clinical syndrome is not characteristic of a nemaline myopathy. It is argued that the finding of nemaline bodies is in itself not specific of any neuromuscular disease.

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