2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.nmd.2014.06.434
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Two patients with co-morbid myasthenia gravis in a Brazilian cohort of inflammatory bowel disease

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“…Second, they state that MG is rare in IBD, yet that MG appears to be more common in IBD than in the normal population [5]. In our series, the prevalence of MG after 9 years of study was 90/10,000 vs. an estimated prevalence of 0.5-1/10,000 in the normal population [5]. Our review of 15 publications yielded 21 patients with MG and IBD.…”
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“…Second, they state that MG is rare in IBD, yet that MG appears to be more common in IBD than in the normal population [5]. In our series, the prevalence of MG after 9 years of study was 90/10,000 vs. an estimated prevalence of 0.5-1/10,000 in the normal population [5]. Our review of 15 publications yielded 21 patients with MG and IBD.…”
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confidence: 57%
“…However, we and others have reported that neurological diseases are not uncommon in adult IBD, including with a recently published prospective study [2][3][4]. Second, they state that MG is rare in IBD, yet that MG appears to be more common in IBD than in the normal population [5]. In our series, the prevalence of MG after 9 years of study was 90/10,000 vs. an estimated prevalence of 0.5-1/10,000 in the normal population [5].…”
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“…Il peut débuter à tout âge. Il peut être soit secondaire à une myopathie endocrinienne (hypothyroïdie) ou métabolique (mitochondriopathie), soit primitif ; dans ce cas il est souvent transmis selon le mode autosomique dominant mais aucun gène n'a été identifié à ce jour [4,5]. C'était le cas de l'enfant de notre observation dont le père avait une symptomalogie similaire évoluant depuis l'âge de 23 ans qui n'avait jamais été explorée auparavant.…”
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