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A amiotrofia monomélica dos membros inferiores é relativamente rara. É caracterizada pelo início insidioso de fraqueza e atrofia dos membros inferiores, afetando predominantemente os músculos posteriores da panturrilha e da coxa anterior. Como a amiotrofia monomélica do membro superior, ela afeta com mais frequência homens, mas, ao contrário da variante do membro superior, a idade de início é geralmente mais velha. A progressão lenta seguida de estabilização é o curso clínico usual. | |||
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Monomelic amyotrophy of the lower limbs is relatively rare. It is characterised by insidious onset of lower limb weakness and wasting, predominantly affecting the posterior calf and anterior thigh muscles. Like monomelic amyotrophy of the upper limb, it most frequently affects males, but unlike the upper limb variant, age of onset is typically older. Slow progression followed by stabilisation is the usual clinical course. | |||
Revision as of 08:58, 15 August 2026
Monomelic amyotrophy of the lower limbs is relatively rare. It is characterised by insidious onset of lower limb weakness and wasting, predominantly affecting the posterior calf and anterior thigh muscles. Like monomelic amyotrophy of the upper limb, it most frequently affects males, but unlike the upper limb variant, age of onset is typically older. Slow progression followed by stabilisation is the usual clinical course.
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| English | Monomelic amyotrophy of lower limb |
Monomelic amyotrophy of the lower limbs is relatively rare. It is characterised by insidious onset of lower limb weakness and wasting, predominantly affecting the posterior calf and anterior thigh muscles. Like monomelic amyotrophy of the upper limb, it most frequently affects males, but unlike the upper limb variant, age of onset is typically older. Slow progression followed by stabilisation is the usual clinical course. |
