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A miopatia distal com fraqueza faríngea e das cordas vocais pertence ao grupo heterogêneo das miopatias distais com idade de início após os 35 anos. Os sinais clínicos incluem fraqueza distal, frequentemente assimétrica, dos membros inferiores e dos músculos extensores dos dedos. A fraqueza do músculo deltóide é encontrada em 1/4 dos pacientes. A fraqueza faríngea e das cordas vocais causam uma voz anasalada e distúrbios de deglutição estão presentes no momento do exame ou aparecem posteriormente.
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Distal myopathy with vocal cord and pharyngeal weakness belongs to the heterogeneous group of distal myopathies with age of onset after 35 years. Clinical signs include distal weakness, often asymmetrical, of the lower limbs and of the extensor muscles of the fingers. Deltoid muscle weakness is found in 1/4 of patients. Vocal cord and pharyngeal weakness causing a nasal voice and swallowing disorders, are either present at the time of examination or appear later.

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Distal myopathy with vocal cord and pharyngeal weakness belongs to the heterogeneous group of distal myopathies with age of onset after 35 years. Clinical signs include distal weakness, often asymmetrical, of the lower limbs and of the extensor muscles of the fingers. Deltoid muscle weakness is found in 1/4 of patients. Vocal cord and pharyngeal weakness causing a nasal voice and swallowing disorders, are either present at the time of examination or appear later.
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    Distal myopathy with vocal cord weakness
    Distal myopathy with vocal cord and pharyngeal weakness belongs to the heterogeneous group of distal myopathies with age of onset after 35 years. Clinical signs include distal weakness, often asymmetrical, of the lower limbs and of the extensor muscles of the fingers. Deltoid muscle weakness is found in 1/4 of patients. Vocal cord and pharyngeal weakness causing a nasal voice and swallowing disorders, are either present at the time of examination or appear later.

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