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Infrequent congenital myopathy characterised by antenatal onset of arthrogryposis of distal extremities or limb girdle. Multi-minicore are defined by structural changes in optic and electron microscopy, namely, multiple small areas lacking oxidative enzyme activity and focal disorganisation of contractile proteins involving at most a few sarcomeres. The classical form of the disease manifests as more or less severe hypotonia and generalised weakness with predominance in axial and proximal limb muscles.
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    Antenatal multi-minicore disease with arthrogryposis multiplex congenital
    Infrequent congenital myopathy characterised by antenatal onset of arthrogryposis of distal extremities or limb girdle. Multi-minicore are defined by structural changes in optic and electron microscopy, namely, multiple small areas lacking oxidative enzyme activity and focal disorganisation of contractile proteins involving at most a few sarcomeres. The classical form of the disease manifests as more or less severe hypotonia and generalised weakness with predominance in axial and proximal limb muscles.

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