Myotonic disorders (Q41394): Difference between revisions

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+Grupo de transtornos musculares hereditários associados a miotonia clínica e/ou elétrica. A miotonia é definida clinicamente como a ocorrência de “relaxamento retardado do músculo após contração voluntária ou percussão”.
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+Group of inherited muscular disorders associated with clinical and/or electrical myotonia. Myotonia is defined clinically as the occurrence of “delayed relaxation of muscle after voluntary contraction or percussion.”
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Latest revision as of 07:33, 13 August 2026

Group of inherited muscular disorders associated with clinical and/or electrical myotonia. Myotonia is defined clinically as the occurrence of “delayed relaxation of muscle after voluntary contraction or percussion.”

Language	Label	Description	Also known as
default for all languages	8C71
English	Myotonic disorders	Group of inherited muscular disorders associated with clinical and/or electrical myotonia. Myotonia is defined clinically as the occurrence of “delayed relaxation of muscle after voluntary contraction or percussion.”