46 下列有關polymyositis的敘述,那一項較不可能?
須考慮connective tissue disease的可能性
須考慮carcinoma的可能性
大多數病人有proximal muscle weakness
大多數病人在proximal limbs會麻木(numbness)
ans d
sensory problem is not involved!!!!!
dermatomyositis and polymyositis = association with carcinoma
Polymyositis (PM), dermatomyositis (DM), and inclusion body myositis (IBM) are the major members of a group of skeletal muscle diseases called the idiopathic inflammatory myopathies
In both polymyositis and dermatomyositis, immune-mediated muscle inflammation and vascular damage occur. In polymyositis, the immune system is primed to act against previously unrecognized muscle antigens. This is a T-cell – mediated autoimmune process. In dermatomyositis, complement-mediated damage to endomysial vessels and microvasculature of the dermis occurs.
Clinical Features | Dermatomyositis | Polymyositis | Inclusion Body Myositis |
---|---|---|---|
Age at onset | Children/adults | Adults (> 18 years) | Adults (> 80 years) |
Sex | F = M | F > M | M > F |
Ethnic group | All | All, HLA restriction according to race | Whites > blacks, ethnic clusters |
Familial association | No | No | Yes |
Other disorders | Neoplasm, CTD, autoimm. dis. | Autoimm. dis., viral infections | CTD, viral infections |
Main clinical manifestations | Cutaneous* and muscle weakness: symmetrical prox. legs > arms neck flexors > neck extensors, myalgia | Muscle weakness: symmetrical prox. legs > arms neck flexors > neck extensors | Muscle weakness: symmetrical prox. legs > arms asymmetric prox./distal leg and arm muscle, wrist/fingers flexors ≥ deltoids |
EMG | Myopathic | Myopathic | Myopathic or neurogenic |
Muscle enzymes | High or normal | High | Normal or high |
Muscle biopsy | Perifascicular atrophy infiltrates, capillary alterations non-necrotic muscle fibers | Endomysial inflammatory cell infiltrates surrounding and invading | Endomysial inflammatory cell infiltrates surrounding and invading non-necrotic muscle fibers, vacuolated m. fibers |
Response to immunosuppression | Yes | Yes | No |
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