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Mioclônus generalizado do corpo tem sido descrito como ocorrência isolada como um fenômeno autoimune e pode ser confundido com tremor generalizado. Anticorpos neurais concomitantes podem ser encontrados (por exemplo autoanticorpos complexos contra canais de potássio dependentes de voltagem), mas outras causas de mioclônus precisam ser excluídas (por exemplo induzido por drogas). _x000D_ Autoanticorpos associados: _x000D_ DPPX (proteína-6 dieptidil-peptidase-like), VGKC (LGI1, CASPR2) (autoanticorpos complexos contra canais de potássio dependentes de voltagem). | |||
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generalised body myoclonus has been described to occur in isolation as an autoimmune phenomenon and may be mistaken for generalised tremor. Accompanying neural autoantibodies may be found (e.g. voltage gated potassium complex autoantibodies) but other causes of myoclonus need to be excluded (e.g. drug induced). Associated autoantibodies: DPPX (dipeptidyl-peptidase–like protein-6); VGKC (LGI1, CASPR2) (voltage gated potassium channel complex antibodies ). | |||
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generalised body myoclonus has been described to occur in isolation as an autoimmune phenomenon and may be mistaken for generalised tremor. Accompanying neural autoantibodies may be found (e.g. voltage gated potassium complex autoantibodies) but other causes of myoclonus need to be excluded (e.g. drug induced). Associated autoantibodies: DPPX (dipeptidyl-peptidase–like protein-6); VGKC (LGI1, CASPR2) (voltage gated potassium channel complex antibodies ).
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| English | Autoimmune generalised polymyoclonus |
generalised body myoclonus has been described to occur in isolation as an autoimmune phenomenon and may be mistaken for generalised tremor. Accompanying neural autoantibodies may be found (e.g. voltage gated potassium complex autoantibodies) but other causes of myoclonus need to be excluded (e.g. drug induced). Associated autoantibodies: DPPX (dipeptidyl-peptidase–like protein-6); VGKC (LGI1, CASPR2) (voltage gated potassium channel complex antibodies ). |
