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Congenital Myopathies, and which disorders to include can perhaps be solved by borrowing Brooke’s title of ‘Congenital (more or less) muscle diseases’.. The myopathies described in this chapter all have distinctive morphological features, but whilst they may be suspected clinically they can only be identified with certai

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Peripheral Neuropathy, provided some large, fast conducting axons remain. Changes in the muscle biopsy are usually most severe when there is axonal degeneration. The pathological spectrum is covered by two categories, the chronic, hereditary peripheral neuropathies and acute acquired postinfective neuropathy.

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