Although it has been shown that muscle magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) improves the phenotypic characterization of patients with neuromuscular disorders and allows accurate quantification of muscle and adipose tissue distribution, to date quantitative MRI has not been used to assess the therapeutic response in clinical trials of neuromuscular diseases. We discuss quantitative MRI findings after a 6-month course of enzyme replacement therapy administered to nine patients with adult-onset glycogenosis II.
Enzyme replacement therapy in adult-onset glycogenosis II: is quantitative muscle MRI helpful?
Pichiecchio A;RAVAGLIA, SABRINA MARIA;COSTA, ALFREDO;REPETTO, ALESSANDRA;DANESINO, CESARE;MOGLIA, ARRIGO;BASTIANELLO, STEFANO
2009-01-01
Abstract
Although it has been shown that muscle magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) improves the phenotypic characterization of patients with neuromuscular disorders and allows accurate quantification of muscle and adipose tissue distribution, to date quantitative MRI has not been used to assess the therapeutic response in clinical trials of neuromuscular diseases. We discuss quantitative MRI findings after a 6-month course of enzyme replacement therapy administered to nine patients with adult-onset glycogenosis II.File in questo prodotto:
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